veiled4allah: fitna and fighting veiled4allah: fitna and fighting
It makes me so sad and depressed to see two Muslims lashing out at each other, neither willing to give way or to try and see if the other side of the argument has any merit at all. Until we can learn to work together constructively and not let differences of opinion split our unity, I'm afraid that we're doomed to remain in the weak position that we are today.
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