Ever since 9/11 anyone who is Muslim or Arab descent or who practices the Muslim

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Ever since 9/11 anyone who is Muslim or Arab descent or who practices the Muslim religion I feel is discriminated against. Now even more so that ISIS is very prominent. They are seen as "terrorists" and are looked down upon even if they are the nicest people. The Muslims can do anything the Christians do, negative or positive. The Muslims are very anti-Semitic and it is an awful thing, but history has shown that Christians can be just as anti-Semitic (The Holocaust) and everyone seems to forget. This does not mean all Muslims and or Christians hate Jews though. The religions are similar by worshipping one God (monotheistic) and having one sacred book. Some differences are what they have to wear and having to worship a certain amount a day. For the most part, the religions are similar and each religion is going to have radical groups within their religion. Unfortunately these radical groups ruin it and create stereotypes for the rest.

5-6 LINES WHAT DO YOU AGREED WITH THIS PASSAGE AND EXPLAIN WHY

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Judaism, Christianity, Islam are called the "Abrahamic religions" because they share the same set of Hebrew stories featuring Abraham.

After the 9/11 attacks, many blamed the whole religion of Islam for preaching destruction and violence, without even considering that these terrorists were extreme radicals. The society who see a correlation between terrorism and Islam, yet they fail to understand the idea that there are people who misinterpret scripture and take it to the extreme. Fundamentalists of any religion are the one’s who take the idea of warfare and self-defense to the extreme (making them radical) without even considering a peaceful option (such as Islam proclaims).

Of course we are humans and all got same colour blood and all are mortal

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