Spirit of Islam · REMARKS OF DONALD TRUMP

REMARKS OF DONALD TRUMP

Spirit of Islam, May 2016, p. 15

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

Islam is a religion of peace—this had till now been a fact which had no direct relation to Muslims, but now it has become the personal interest of western Muslims. Muslims would soon understand that to become acceptable in the modern world, they have no other alternative. To secure their interest in the present world, they have no option but to replace every kind of negativity with positivity and contribute towards the constructive projects for the progress of the world. A person can be indifferent in a matter which is not his personal interest, but he can never afford to ignore that which does become his personal interest. This state of affairs is great news for peace-keeping Muslims. They will see that they can now carry on their mission with Muslims’ popular support, something that was not possible earlier. Muslims should realize that the first requirement for them and their future generations is that they understand the true Islamic teachings, live by those teachings of peace and well-wishing and communicate to the world that Islam is a religion of peace, through every action as well as diction. To achieve this purpose it is important to translate the Quran into all languages and convey its message to all peoples. Along with this, literature about the true face of Islam and peace should be disseminated informing the world that ‘God calls to the Home of Peace.’ (10: 25) Donald Trump’s above statement should be considered as the trump card for the Muslims to bring about an era of global peace and human brotherhood. o To secure their interests Muslims must replace every kind of negativity with positivity and contribute towards the constructive projects for the progress of the world. For the Courageous For every closed door, there is always another which is open, but only to those who have the eyes to see it, and the courage to march through it.

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