The story of Musa Bangura, a former priest from Sierra Leone, about how he met Islam is an exemplary lesson for Muslims who live in welfare and are not interested in their religion and other Muslims.

Ramazan Kayan, the author, told Mehmet Paksu the event that changed the life of Musa Bangura.

Islam never allows innocent and unprotected people to be killed. If those massacres are committed by some Muslim individuals as the biased media claim, we will declare those oppressors as criminals and sinners on behalf of Islam.

The Qur’an has strictly condemned terror and has qualified anarchy and mischief-making as most horrible things.

Death is a discharge from the duties of life; it is a rest, a change of residence, a change of existence; it is an invitation to an eternal life, a beginning, the introduction to an immortal life.” (Risale-i Nur Collection; the Letters, First Letter)

The reason of life and the meaning of creation had been lost and vanished. Everything had been covered by a hallow emptiness and sorrow.

Some people turn the New Year into the unreasonable philosophy of “just have fun and think of nothing else” screaming in joy and drinking alcoholic beverages as if they did not lose one year from their lifespan but rather added one year to it.

Maybe they are resorting to that cancellation of consciousness and reasoning in order not to ponder over one year that they have lost.