Comments by "عبدالله" (@user-kj8yl6sn2z) on "Inside America's #1 Epidemic 🇺🇸" video.

  1. Peter, as an Arab Muslim, I see thousands of lies about our culture because of the politicized American media from the owners of these channels who carry hidden agendas that want Americans to hate Arabs and Muslims without real reasons. I think it is important to have a meeting with Native Americans who converted to Islam and studied Islamic law to understand the difference between Islamic and American culture, just as it is like the difference between democracy and Shura, The difference between absolute freedom and living according to Sharia, the difference between human and women’s rights according to liberal or Islamic standards, the difference between penal laws according to Sharia or American laws, is secularism, democracy and modernity something Muslims are looking for or not? Why do I mention that, because I see a lot of bullying in Americans’ comments against us, as if we want democracy, secularism, liberalism, etc. While this is not something we are looking for, some Americans are trying to break into our homes and tell us to imitate their way of thinking. I think one of the best American Muslims who can address these issues is: Imam Tom Facchine or D. Tahir Wyatt or JoeBradford . I want the American to reach the conclusion that the globe has room for everyone, and just as there are Amish, Red Indians, and others in America and they still adhere to their own laws and way of life, there are Muslims on other continents who have their own culture and laws and do not want American laws or their way of life.
    3
  2.  @alabasta02  Yes, I like it, because the United States of America is a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-ethnic people, ideas and everything, and Americans coexist beautifully with each other, and this pleases me. But I am surprised by the comments of Americans on YouTube trying to change the thoughts of people who are tens of thousands of kilometers away from them, and they will not be able to change the thoughts of their neighbors. This is what I mean by the idea of ​​the film, to understand that every human being has the freedom to live according to the culture and religion in which he believes.
    2