This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. It strikes me the number of times that when you've talked about how these verses or

instances in history have been taken out of context, that it seems to be that it's the Islamophobes

and it's also the Muslim extremists that claim the same rhetoric that hold to the same text that seemed to reinforce the same

narrative and it's an interesting reality. Absolutely.

Absolutely.

You know, just to be comprehensive about this, there's another verse from the Quran

that's referred to as the verse of the sword.

And so it says, then when the sacred months have passed,

slay the idolaters wherever you find them,

take them captive, and besiege them and prepare ambushes. But if they repent and establish

worship and give charity, then leave their way free. Verily Allah is forgiving and merciful.

Right.

So that's actually the first part of that verse is usually quoted.

Kill them wherever you find them.

Slay them wherever you find them, right?

And we hear that all the time. This verse is what's known as the

verse of the sword right which is called the verse of the sword it was

actually it's in this ninth chapter of the Quran which is called surtititoba

chapter of repentance which is called Surtititoba, chapter of repentance,

which is about the tribes, the Bedwin tribes,

that had gone back on their peace treaties, on their peace agreements

with the Muslims, with the Prophet Muhammad, and with the Muslim.

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