“A Muslim is a person who gives confidence around him, who is sure of his hands and tongue. It is not right for a Muslim to touch people's lives and property, or even to show disrespect, because it is from another religion. ” The statement came from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a speech at an online congress, Qadin.Net reports.
"Whoever it is, it is not appropriate for a Muslim to remain silent in the face of injustice. It is not proper for a Muslim to turn his back on his brother and stab his brother in the back. We, as an individual of the Islamic Ummah, are responsible for millions of people, including our families and neighbors. We also have a duty to protect the rights of the oppressed Syrians, the starving and sick Yemeni children, and the Palestinian orphans. We have a duty to protect Jerusalem, the eyeball of the Islamic Ummah, at the cost of our lives. As Turkey, we approach problems in different parts of Islamic geography, from Palestine to Libya, from Nagorno-Karabakh to Syria, with this understanding. We stand up to the oppressors and hold the hand of the oppressed, regardless of their identity. "