"I would call this imported radicalisation into the British society and I have always said that the responsibility of growing radicalisation lies with us Muslims. We must introspect the reasons of us failing to integrate in to the British society." Lord Tariq Ahmad.
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By Adil Shahzab | June 14, 2013
On a cloudy May afternoon, terror struck in the UK. Justifying his barbaric act of murdering a British soldier, the British born Nigerian Michael Adebolajo, one of two men suspected of carrying out the attack, spat these words to an eyewitness filming on a mobile phone. "We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you. The only reason we have done this is because Muslims are dying every day. This British soldier is an eye for an eye, a tooth for tooth."
People from all walks of life belonging to every community were horrified by the killing of British soldier Lee Rigby on the streets of London. British Muslims in particular were left in shock as well as with growing fear of being attacked by anti Islam extremists groups. British Prime Minister David Cameron in his furious reaction said that it was an attack on entire Britain and the killers have betrayed the British Muslims and Islam. While condemning the killing of a soldier, Muslim community leaders, politicians and academics blatantly denounced the barbaric act but at the same time, strongly urged the community for introspection.
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