Tucker ElliotSome people have a heart to do evil and they don’t care if you’re Muslim or Christian.
About This Quote
In this quote, the author is hinting at the lack of religion as a deterrent to committing evil deeds. In Islam, we are told that we should care about the feelings of others. It is not enough for us to follow our own religious beliefs and traditions if it harms or offends others. We must exercise our faith with the goal of always knowing how to live a life of love and kindness.
Source: The Rainy Season
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