2015年12月24日 星期四

week-6

Blindfolded Muslim man asks "do you trust me?”; Hugs hundreds in Paris

TNN | Nov 19, 2015, 11.54 AM IST
A muslim man stood holding two signs near a mourning site at Place de la Republique in Paris, days after Islamic State terrorists attacked the city.
"I'm a Muslim, but I'm told that I'm a terrorist" and "I trust you, do you trust me? If yes, hug me," said the signs held up by the blindfolded man.


Parisians didn't let the man down. As a tearful crowd of mourners looked on, they approached the man, one by one, and embraced him, as a heartwarming YouTube video shows.

The beleaguered European city is fraught with tension following terror attacks last Friday by the Islamic State that killed 130 people. After taking off his blindfold, the unnamed man thanked every one who gave him a hug. "I did this to send a message to everyone. I am a Muslim, but that doesn't make me a terrorist. I never killed anybody. I can even tell you that last Friday was my birthday, but I didn't go out," he said. He further said that he feels deeply feel for all the victims' families.

"I want to tell you that "Muslim" doesn't necessarily mean "terrorist". A terrorist is a terrorist, someone willing to kill another human being over nothing. A Muslim would never do that. Our religion forbids it.'

Structure of the Lead
WHO: citizen
WHEN:2015.11.13
WHAT: terrorist attack
WHERE: Paris
WHY: not mention
HOW: kill at random

Key Words:
1.      mourning: 悲痛
2.      blindfolded: 擋住某人的視線
3.      embraced: 擁抱
4.      beleaguered: 受到圍困的

5.      fraught: 充滿的、滿載於

1 則留言:

  1. I think people have to know that "Muslim" doesn't necessarily mean "terrorist". It's really a important concept. we have to love everyone!

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