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Same can be said? So extremists can say that my liberal disease is also not a product of me being Muslim or a follower of Islam. Again that would be true. What I am is not just shaped by my religion, there are a hundred thousand other factors to consider before you consider how I or anyone else came to be moderate, liberal or fanatic.
This is the million dollar question. If Islam is the cause of extremism, then why am I not doing the same exact thing as the barbarians in ISIS, even though I consider myself a conservative Muslim ( I'm not saying I'm perfect ). The extremism is more political in nature, look at the rhetoric of Baghdadis and bin ladens, they always talk about how the muslim world is occupied or getting destroyed by foreign intervention, when have they ever talked about the importance of Salah? or of charity? these are the fundamentals of Islam, you'd have thought the fundamentalists would have been talking about the fundamentals of the religion and not politics?