And again, terrorists, why do you do this? Is it really true that you will become saints and enter heaven when you kill a pagan as preached by the misled terrorists? The Quran advocates happiness in two lives, which means doing good in this life and enjoying peace in the life after. As it is written in Wisdom of Royal Glory, if you want reward in this life, then speak less and do more good deeds. However, terrorists are extremely brutal. They murder complete strangers who bear them no ill will at all. Is wielding machetes at innocent people mercy?

And again, terrorists, what is your purpose? Violent terrorists aim to create an atmosphere of terror. Most of the recent violence and terrorist attacks took place in busy and crowded areas, targeting venues and people that are likely to create sensational effects, like planes, trains, roads, residences, police, Party and government cadres, community workers, migrant workers, women, senior citizens, children, Uygur, Han, Mongolian and Hui.

Why are the criminals so bold? It’s because their purpose is to create panic among common people of all nationalities, provoke conflicts and instigate hatred.

And again, terrorists, what do you get? Do you really want to deprive others of their lives at the expense of your own? What the violent criminals get are blood-stained hands covered with sin. The Uygur man who was two days away from his wedding, the child who helplessly cried for his father, the mother who anxiously looked for her child …it all falls on them.

Violent criminals have brought nothing but trouble to the people of Xinjiang. Outsiders are starting to fear Xinjiang. Xinjiang residents and the Uygur are becoming synonymous with violence and terrorism. When travelling, Xinjiang residents are less welcome by hotels and hostles, and have to go though special security checks before boarding planes.

We stop blaming people outside Xinjiang because we come to realize that this is the “well-being” that is brought about by the violent terrorists to our nationality.

Even in foreign countries, our Uygur professors are singled out and subject to separate and multiple security checks.