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Terrorism has no place in Islam: noted Andhra Advocate

Kakinada, Apr 24 (UNI) Mohammed Jawahar Ali, president of the Andhra Pradesh Muslim Advocates Association, has condemned the brutal killing of innocent tourists in Pahalgam and made it clear that terrorism has no place in Islam.
He told media persons here on Thursday that those who murder innocent people, tourists or any one are none but the worst criminals in the sight of Allah.
The Quran says whoever kills an innocent soul, it is as if he has killed all of mankind.
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