Muslims, here's the truth that hurts. Your freedom to speak was given to you by the kafir. Not by any "Sharia nation". Call the British Prime Minister a liar? You go home for dinner. Call the Saudi King a liar? You don't go home. Mock the US President? You get a TV show. Mock Iran's Supreme Leader? You get a cell. Raif Badawi wrote a blog. 10 years. 1,000 lashes. Mashal Khan was accused of blasphemy. Never proven. His fellow students beat him to death. The West isn't perfect. But nobody gets lashed for a blog there. Not in London. Not in Paris. Not in New York. We run to their countries to speak freely. Then go online and call them the enemy. So no. Freedom of speech didn't come from a Sharia nation. Not one. The kafir gave it to you.

Muslims, I'm not going to say "this has nothing to do with Islam" this time. On Friday, 23 October 2026, seven Christians were shot dead at a church in Jordan. At a funeral. They came to bury one of their own, and their families are now burying them. We've said "nothing to do with Islam" for 30 years, and the killing hasn't stopped. These men weren't born killers. Somebody taught them. It starts in a sermon that calls Jews pigs and apes. It grows in a home where Christians are "kuffar" you can't even say hello to. It spreads online, where non-Muslims are treated as less than human. Then one day, someone picks up a gun and finishes the lesson. The bullet was fired in Jordan. But the hatred was loaded years ago, in our mosques, our homes and our comment sections. Until we deal with that, there'll be another church and another funeral. My deepest condolences to our Christian brothers and sisters in Jordan. They deserved better from us.

We Muslims need to be honest with ourselves. Right now, a lot of the world sees us as a problem. And our attitude isn't helping. We demand respect, but we don't give any. We get offended by everything, from a song to a Christmas tree. We move to other people's countries, then complain they don't live like us. We lose an argument, and we start cursing. Then we cry that the world hates Muslims. The world doesn't hate Islam. It's tired of us.