Muhammed argues that ISIS is not representative of Islam but rather an extremist group created by geopolitical circumstances—specifically the destruction of Iraq by Western powers. He emphasizes that ISIS killed more Muslims than anyone else and that if violence were truly Islamic teaching, such groups would appear consistently throughout Islamic history, which they don't. He critiques media bias, citing studies showing Muslims receive 4.5 times more coverage than other groups, and presents historical data showing Christianity and atheism have higher death tolls (177 million and 125 million respectively) compared to Islam's 31 million. He concludes by highlighting Quranic verses and Prophetic teachings that explicitly prohibit killing innocents and establish strict rules of conduct even during war.

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