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Delhi Car Blast: Dr Umar’s Old Video Goes Viral, Seen Advocating Suicide Bombing

A shocking update has emerged on Delhi Car Blast, after the blast an old video of Dr Umar Al Nabi goes viral. In a viral clip he is sitting alone in a room with discomfort in ease, where he is advocating suicide bombing as a “misunderstood concept”. He attempts to justify his acts as “martyrdom operation” in Islam claiming that although there are multiple contradiction, and there are multiple arguments against it . Dr Umar further explains his so called idea of martyrdom operations in Islam, he said that in martyrdom operations the person will die at specific place and specific time. Meanwhile he added that no one can presume exactly when they will die, if was destined it will happen, he says adding that no one should not fear death.

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