Fuad Nahdi, an interfaith activist and journalist, told the Church of England body that younger, weaker Muslims were reacting with frustration and in some cases anger to the conflicts in which members of both faiths had been killed. He told the assembly in London it was important that followers of the two religions learn more about each other to live peacefully side by side. “The vast majority of the Muslim community in this country are paralysed by what is going on. They are looking for prophetic action and they are finding none. What is going on is totally incomprehensible. It questions a lot of things,” he said. theguardian/world/2014/nov/18/british-muslims-iraq-syria-synod
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