Is Islam Creating Chaos Across the World?

A Hard Look at Recent Events in Kashmir — And the Role of Bangladesh Muslims

Across continents today, it feels like one painful headline after another: bomb blasts, shootings, religious killings, and all too often, the attackers claim they are fighting for Islam. Whether it’s the Middle East, Africa, Europe, or South Asia, a brutal pattern has emerged — terrorism and violence too often come with an Islamic flag waved over it.

The recent brutal killings of Hindus in Kashmir have once again ripped open old wounds. Innocent men and women, targeted simply because of their religion, were gunned down by Muslim terrorists operating with hate in their hearts. These attacks are not isolated. They are part of a much wider, deeper problem that the world must stop pretending is random.

It forces a very uncomfortable question: Is Islam, as practiced by certain groups today, creating mass chaos across the world?

The Tragedy of Kashmir: A Never-Ending Nightmare

For decades, Kashmir has been bleeding. What once was a land of beauty and brotherhood has become a battlefield between Islamist terrorists and ordinary civilians, especially Hindus who have lived there for centuries.

Radical Muslim groups, often supported from across the border in Pakistan, have terrorized the region. Hindus — labeled as infidels — are forced to flee or face death. This targeted killing is not new; it’s part of a well-organized campaign of fear that led to the mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in the 1990s, and sadly, it continues even today.

The question that haunts the world is simple but chilling: Why are these terrorists always Muslim?

The truth is: extremist interpretations of Islam are being weaponized across Kashmir. Jihadist ideology, taught and funded for decades by radicals, fuels these acts of horror. The killers believe they are martyrs, fighting a holy war. But in reality, they are murderers, turning a land of poetry into a graveyard.

Beyond Kashmir: A Global Epidemic

It’s not just Kashmir. Wherever there is unrest, one often finds radical Islamic elements deep in the chaos:

• ISIS’s brutal massacres in Syria and Iraq
• Boko Haram’s mass kidnappings and killings in Nigeria
• Al-Qaeda’s bombings from New York to Mumbai
• Lone-wolf stabbings, shootings, and bombings across Europe

Everywhere, innocent lives are crushed under the same false justification: a distorted idea of Islam that glorifies violence and martyrdom.

It’s important to be clear: Not all Muslims are terrorists, but a disturbingly high number of terrorists are Muslim. Ignoring this fact out of political correctness only delays solutions and puts more lives at risk.

The real Islam — if practiced as it was intended — is about peace, mercy, and compassion. But radical preachers, terror groups, and even some political leaders have poisoned the well for millions. They have turned a religion into a weapon of mass destruction.

Bangladesh Muslims: A Growing Threat?

When it comes to radicalization, Bangladesh deserves special attention.
Bangladesh, once envisioned as a moderate Muslim-majority country, is seeing a dangerous rise of Islamic extremism.
Today, Bangladeshi Muslims are some of the worst offenders when it comes to promoting radical ideologies.

• Hindu minorities are attacked regularly.
• Temples are desecrated.
• Voices critical of Islam are silenced through violence.
• Islamist mobs have burned villages and lynched individuals over mere Facebook posts.

The world remembers the brutal killings of secular bloggers in Bangladesh — hacked to death in broad daylight by Islamists who couldn’t tolerate free speech. The situation has become so grim that even peaceful Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians feel unsafe in their own ancestral land.

In the name of Islam, Bangladeshi extremists are exporting hate beyond their borders too. Many terrorist plots in India have links to Bangladesh. Radicalization is spreading through online networks, madrassas, and underground cells.

The most frightening part?
There’s growing sympathy among ordinary Bangladeshi Muslims toward Islamist causes.
When radical thought becomes mainstream, the situation turns explosive.

Why The Silence?

The biggest tragedy isn’t just the violence — it’s the global silence around it.
International media often tiptoes around Islamic terrorism, afraid of being labeled “Islamophobic.” Politicians choose safe words like “extremism” without ever mentioning who the extremists are.

But people who lose their families to bombs and bullets don’t care about political correctness. They want truth, accountability, and real solutions.

Moderate Muslims around the world must also rise louder and stronger. They must reclaim their religion from the radicals who have hijacked it. Condemnations must be clear, public, and firm — not vague and half-hearted.

Because if not, the chaos will keep spreading, and the hatred will keep growing.

A Call for Honesty and Courage

It’s time the world stops pretending.

• Islam, as practiced by radicals, is creating mass chaos.
• Kashmir’s terror is fueled by Islamist ideology.
• Bangladesh’s worsening extremism shows that radical Islam is not a “fringe” problem anymore — it’s moving into the mainstream in some Muslim societies.

None of this means that all Muslims are evil — they are not.
None of this justifies hate against ordinary Muslim families living peacefully — it does not.

But honesty demands we acknowledge the reality:
Radical Islam is the biggest threat to global peace today.

Until this evil is confronted — directly, bravely, and globally — the bloodshed will not stop. Kashmir’s tragedy will not end. Innocent Hindus, Christians, Buddhists, atheists, and yes, even peaceful Muslims, will continue to suffer. The world must wake up.

Before it’s too late.