Holy Koran Research Paper

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Many people including Muslims themselves sometimes misunderstand the Holy Koran, because it has many implicit peaceful great messages. However, and as a Muslim person, I cannot deny that too many Muslims overwhelm in their religion and what the Koran says or teaches us. Koran didn’t say to kill or to harm anyone including ourselves; it doesn’t make sense that one religion is all about death, killing and blood, because this isn’t Emo’s or Gothic’s religion with no offense to them surely. On the other hand, Non-Muslims judge the Islam and the Koran based only on the Muslims who overwhelm in their religion and kill everyone who don’t believe in their religion forgetting that the Holy Koran says: “To you your religion and to me mine”, that is

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