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The book discusses the controversial statements made by Pakistani Mullah Abdul Aziz, who claims that the Quran instructs Muslims to engage in terrorism against non-Muslims. His remarks have sparked outrage and raised concerns about state-sponsored terrorism in Pakistan. Critics highlight the silence of religious scholars and political leaders in response to his statements, which they view as a distortion of Islamic teachings. The narrative also addresses the implications of Aziz's actions, including a legal case against him for threatening police and the radicalization occurring in his seminary.