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Glorifying Violence and History
The article discusses the dangers of glorifying violence in history and its negative impact on current and future generations. It explains that such glorification contributes to creating an illusory dream among terrorist groups of regaining glory through violence. The article clarifies that interpreting historical events without objectivity promotes a culture of celebrating aggressive actions, leading to disastrous outcomes—such as the destruction of Gaza after the October 2023 attack, the killing of thousands of civilians including children, and the displacement of populations. It emphasizes that armed actions which do not achieve clear benefits and only increase civilian suffering are considered criminal. Additionally, it advocates for peaceful resistance centered on constructive efforts and the successes of Muslims in science and good deeds, rather than glorifying violence that results in more destruction and loss. The article also underscores the importance of highlighting stories of peaceful and successful Muslims, such as Nobel laureates and leaders of nonviolent struggles, to foster a culture of peace and tolerance instead of one rooted in violence and destruction.
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