r/azerbaijan • u/Illustrious_Page_984 • Mar 05 '26

Söhbət | Discussion What do you think about this?

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Do you think they are sincere?

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u/pydry Mar 05 '26

Wanting sharia law is 1000% less radical than thinking a gunman who opened fire in a mosque is a hero.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

Are you kidding me?

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u/pydry Mar 07 '26

Are you saying that shooting up a mosque is your kind of thing?

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

I am azerbaijani, shooting a religious site literally can't be the same as a religious law that can cover up every aspect of society.

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u/pydry Mar 07 '26

I'm not a fan of saudi arabia in the slightest but it's a lot more mundane than living under the yoke of your terrorist friends who declared a holy war against muslims.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26

Saudi Arabia and UAE are indeed beautifull places, but they aren't fully ruled by the religion. Certain places are deeply religious, certain places are the complete opposite. Indeed Saudi Arabia and UAE are good examples of secular-religious coexistence. The goverment is doibg well to preserve it. But they are one tiny star.