ISIS Terrorists: Muslim Man Shares Why Trump’s Bombing Isn’t an Attack on Islam, Sparks Debate

ISIS Terrorists: Muslim Man Shares Why Trump’s Bombing Isn’t an Attack on Islam, Sparks Debate

  • A Muslim man addressed his fellow faithful on Trump’s bombing against ISIS terrorists in Sokoto state in Nigeria
  • He mentioned why the US president’s action was not an attack on Islam, sparking reactions from netizens online
  • What he said in his X post caught people's attention and sparked a debate about the reasons behind Trump's airstrikes

A Nigerian man shared why the bombing of ISIS terrorists by the United States President Donald Trump was not an attack on Islam.

The attack, allegedly carried out on Trump’s orders, was recently confirmed in a news report published by Legit.ng.

A man's opinion on Trump's bombing in Sokoto sparks reactions
A Muslim man reacts to Trump's bombing in Sokoto. Photo: MasterMaliq
Source: Twitter

Before this, Trump had issued a deadly warning to the terrorists over alleged attacks against Christians, promising to unleash severe consequences if the attacks did not stop.

Just weeks later, an attack was reportedly carried out against terrorists in Sokoto.

Muslim man reacts to Trump's bombing

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Identified on X as @MasterMaliq, the muslim shared why his fellow faithful should not be troubled by Trump's bombing in Sokoto.

He said in his X post:

"As a northern Muslim, if you truly reject ISWAP, then a bomb hitting their camp should not trouble you. A strike ordered under President Trump through the United States of America is not an attack on Islam. It is pressure on extremists who have murdered Muslims across the North.
"What we are seeing now are tears from ISWAP supporters. They cry for terrorists, not for the Muslims buried by them. That says everything you need to know."

See the tweet below:

Reactions trail's man's opinion about Trump's bombing

@YeyeOba001 said:

"Thank you for saying it as it is. Only a terrorist sponsor, supporter, or sympathizer will be angry when terrorists are being destroyed. As they should."

@dradekunleik said:

"Where were they when Muslims were getting killed everyday, they never cried, but now they are?... The hypocrisy of our ppl...it the airstrikes will end terrorism, full support."

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@Yoab001 said:

"You are correct on the money and the beauty of this now is that the real terrorist sympathizers will all fall out for all to see and Nigerians will all know why BH, Bandits, ISWAP etc… couldnt be defeated for decades, pay very close attention to those condemning this strike."

@fuadabbdull said:

"The worst part is that, they will be like if you’re a muslim and you support trump then you’re not a real Muslim. If you sympathize with killers, and people that carry out this evil act of killing nigerians then you’re one of them."
A Muslim man reacts to Trump's bombing in Sokoto
A man's opinion on Trump's bombing in Sokoto sparks reactions. Photo: Getty
Source: Twitter

In a related story, a Catholic priest has shared why he was happy with Trump's military action in Nigeria and what it signified.

Lawyer explains why Trump started bombing in Sokoto

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lawyer mentioned three reasons Trump first bombed terrorists in Sokoto before any other state.

His post went viral and sparked reactions from netizens, as the lawyer intelligently analysed the ongoing situation and praised Trump for his decision.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng