Countries must see the face of Islamic radicalism for the evil it is!
I grew up in the Middle East. Dubai to be precise. I have seen believers of Islam closely. I have some close Islamic friends from different countries. They are possessive of their religious beliefs and dogmatic practices. We disagree on several issues on religious appropriation and we agree on several issues on humanity and global concerns. But most of all, those whom I call friends from the Islamic world are not radicals. The father of one of my closest friends in Saudi Arabia, whom I treat as an elder sister, is one of the political advisors to Mohammad Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and another is a cousin of the ruling family in UAE. These people are not radicals. They have their own self-pride and it has nothing to do with Islam. I have always known them to be personal about their religious beliefs, just as I am about my religious beliefs. Unfortunately for the world and with deliberate design, there is a radical strain of Islam spreading across the world. I am ce