Is it really permissible to kill unbelievers?
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Does the Quran really permit the killing of unbelievers?
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No, there is no verse that commands the killing of all disbelievers. The verse meaning “kill them wherever you find them” is a specific ruling concerning disbelievers who are fighting against the Muslims.
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A verse that is misinterpreted: "And slay them wherever ye catch them."
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