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Fitna al-khwarij carry out more than 35 attacks on mosques

Fitna al-khwarij carry out more than 35 attacks on mosques

KARACH: The Fitna-al-Khwarij has carried out more than 35 attacks on mosques across the country Pakistan since 2007 due of which score of innocent people martyred in these deadly attacks.

The Fitna-al-Khwarij calls himself a protector of Islam, but his actions prove something else.

Since 2007, Fitna-al-Khwarij has carried out more than 35 attacks on mosques across Pakistan, including 15 suicide bombings.

These deadly acts have killed hundreds of innocent worshipers. The group that bombes the homes of Allah(mosques) cannot claim to be the protector of Islam.

Their cruelty with peaceful worshipers shows that they are, in fact, the enemies of the mosques and the enemies of the belief that they show.

Let's unite against this terrorism and expose the hypocrisy of those who target our sacred places.

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