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911 and Islam
Grady 2022-04-19 09:02:04
Some time ago, I read a book "Study Abroad After 30". Some authors talked about the impact of 9/11 on Americans, and described the situation of Islam in it. This movie made me understand that again. There have been no previous emotional swings about 9/11. And recent books and this movie have taught me that an event is far from simple. The pain in the hearts of ordinary people who died in 9/11, the sacrificed rescuers and their families, the toxic substances near the World Trade Center brought all the sequelae, and the Islamic people who were discriminated against and even their lives were threatened. Thanks to the director for his portrayal and portrayal of Islam, which we know very little about.
Extended Reading
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President Barack Obama: Rizvan Khan, it's good to see you hale and hearty. You on TV more than me now, huh?
Rizwan Khan: You already know my name?
President Barack Obama: Yes I do. Your name is Khan.
Rizwan Khan: Yes.
President Barack Obama: And you are not a terrorist.
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
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[last lines]
President Barack Obama: I tell you what, security has any other messages, you call *me*.
Rizwan Khan: Good, good. Can I have your number, please?
Mandira Khan: Ah, thank you Mr. President.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Mandira Khan: Shall we go home?
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
Rizwan Khan: Yes, let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Rizwan Khan: Goodbye.