Irfan Husain
THE bloody events unfolding before us in Syria confirm the old adage that far more Muslims are killed by other Muslims than by non-Muslims.
As civilian casualties pass the 7,000 mark in the anti-Assad uprising, we get a sense of the utter callousness of Muslim leaders. But equally, we can see how indifferent the rest of the ummah are towards this slaughter of the innocent: where is the fury and outrage so regularly on display when non-Muslims are responsible for real or perceived crimes against Muslims?
Story at Dawn
