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The difference between Christian martyrs and Muslim martyrs

            When September 11th 2001 had accrued people recognized martyr's as a problem, everyone will benefit from the information about Christian martyr's knowledge. And society will be able to recognize the difference between a Muslim and Christian martyr's. On September 11th 2001 attacks by terrorists in the United States took place. Hijacked commercial airliners killing thousands of innocent and unarmed people. This tragedy has shocked and upset every person in the United States. The aftermath of September 11th placed a bad name for martyrs around the world. In my essay, I am going to describe the difference between a Muslim martyr and Christian martyr. And prove to the reader that there is a big difference. When a Muslim is martyred by sacrificing his life for his land he then lives for paradise of seventy two virgins and seventy wives .
             The religious mindset of the terrorists.
             Translation of a letter left by some of the terrorists of Sept 11. Which read Read the Chapter of "Tobah" from the Koran. "Think about what God has promised the good believers and the martyrs. Remind yourself to listen and obey that night because you will be exposed to critical situations (100%)". Train and convince yourself to do that.
             Increase your supplications to God and know that the best way to do so is by reciting the Koran. Also remember the sayings of God in which he stated: "You did indeed wish for death before you met it. Now you have seen it with your own eyes and you flinch." (III-143) .A "martyr operations" in which a Muslim would strap bombs into them selves and would run into a church killing many other religious people. this is called "holy war". .
             "I will turn my body into bombs that will hunt the sons of Zion, blast them, and burn their remains," Al-Hutari wrote. "Call out in joy, oh my mother; distribute sweets, oh my father and brothers; a wedding with 'the black-eyed' awaits your son in Paradise."(14) .
            
            
            
            
            
            
            


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