ok so why the low rating is it a good watch i m here for park seo jun as his dramas are good so can some one tell me is it worth it and what the reason if not further do the main lead end up together
guys if you are thinking to watch this then do watch it its a literal gem I did not get bored for a single second plus i really liked all the actors and characters but lin sui I especially liked a lot
plus you have given such poor rating to such good dramas i really am not convinced by you being a kdrama fan or c drama fan i can just respect your opinion and set an example for you to respect mine about any particular drama but i think u have done quiet a effort in spreading hatred but to no use
You’re mixing up Islam with the crimes of individuals, and that’s exactly the kind of misinformation that spreads hate.
Muslims around the world have always condemned terrorism and violence. After every major attack — 9/11, Paris, Manchester, and many others — Islamic scholars, councils, and everyday Muslims publicly denounced those and organizations like the Muslim Council of Britain and the OIC have repeatedly done the same.
Most people don’t realize that the majority of victims of groups like ISIS or Boko Haram are actually Muslims. According to the United Nations, over 90% of Boko Haram’s victims are Muslim. So, to say Muslims are silent or supportive of such acts is not only wrong, it’s deeply unfair to those who are suffering because of these criminals.
As for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), historians, both Muslim and non-Muslim, describe him as a man of compassion, justice, and mercy. He freed slaves, forbade killing civilians, promoted equality, and taught kindness even to those who opposed him.
Islam completely forbids rape, slavery, murder, and every other atrocity you mentioned. Anyone committing such acts is going against the very foundation of Islam, not following it.
And if you’re so concerned about humanity, why are you silent about Palestine? Innocent children and families are being killed every day, yet people like you who claim to care about human rights don’t speak up when Muslims are the victims. What do you think about that?
Also, the village in Africa you mentioned can you please specify which village you’re referring to? I’ve checked, and there’s no clear report of the incident you’re talking about, so I’d like to look it up properly before replying to your claims.
why are you not offended by all the honor k*lling, Peoph*lia, mass murder, terror*st attacks?
We’re offended by those acts too every sane and moral Muslim condemns such crimes. But this isn’t a debate platform about politics or world issues. We’re discussing a drama, and this drama clearly crossed the line by disrespecting an entire religion.Pointing out that mockery of Islam is offensive doesn’t mean we support any wrongdoing elsewhere. It just means we expect the same respect for our beliefs that everyone else demands for theirs. This space is for reviews, not for throwing around baseless stereotypes.
I honestly can’t believe I wasted my internet and time on this. I was so excited to watch this but story of Iblis, but never in my life have I abandoned a drama halfway through — until now. This one crossed every line.
To anyone thinking of watching it, don’t — especially if you’re Muslim. The way they mocked and disrespected Islam was beyond hurtful. Shame on those who think it’s okay to make fun of someone’s faith for the sake of entertainment. And other who are thinking muslims are being unnecessarily hateful i hope someone ever stooped this low and made a drama mocking your religion, maybe then you’d understand how painful and offensive it truly is.
spread islamophobia and you are not a real kdrama watcher
Muslims around the world have always condemned terrorism and violence. After every major attack — 9/11, Paris, Manchester, and many others — Islamic scholars, councils, and everyday Muslims publicly denounced those and organizations like the Muslim Council of Britain and the OIC have repeatedly done the same.
Most people don’t realize that the majority of victims of groups like ISIS or Boko Haram are actually Muslims. According to the United Nations, over 90% of Boko Haram’s victims are Muslim. So, to say Muslims are silent or supportive of such acts is not only wrong, it’s deeply unfair to those who are suffering because of these criminals.
As for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), historians, both Muslim and non-Muslim, describe him as a man of compassion, justice, and mercy. He freed slaves, forbade killing civilians, promoted equality, and taught kindness even to those who opposed him.
Islam completely forbids rape, slavery, murder, and every other atrocity you mentioned. Anyone committing such acts is going against the very foundation of Islam, not following it.
And if you’re so concerned about humanity, why are you silent about Palestine? Innocent children and families are being killed every day, yet people like you who claim to care about human rights don’t speak up when Muslims are the victims. What do you think about that?
Also, the village in Africa you mentioned can you please specify which village you’re referring to? I’ve checked, and there’s no clear report of the incident you’re talking about, so I’d like to look it up properly before replying to your claims.
To anyone thinking of watching it, don’t — especially if you’re Muslim. The way they mocked and disrespected Islam was beyond hurtful. Shame on those who think it’s okay to make fun of someone’s faith for the sake of entertainment.
And other who are thinking muslims are being unnecessarily hateful i hope someone ever stooped this low and made a drama mocking your religion, maybe then you’d understand how painful and offensive it truly is.