Handydan: "When applied to all religions it is principled. But when it applies only to members of a specific religion, it become bigoted."
Seriously wrong! No other religious group in the contemporary world is murdering people, enslaving women, torching homes of people of other faiths, uprooting people of other faiths from their homeland, etc. to protect, preserve and promote their religion. While I personally avoid criticizing Islam, I certainly want the followers of Islam to come to a state of rationalism, human compassion and civilization to live with the followers of other faiths and no faith in peace and dignity. In order for them to do that, they would need to discard and disregard a lot of their religion; the kind of reformation that Christians have gone through and have been improving on.
It is actually dishonest to talk about correct/incorrect interpretations of Islam; the real honest talks would be about rejecting a lot of the parts of the holy books of Islam. It is a dangerous political correctness (read dishonesty) when some of the most powerful leaders of the world to proclaim ISIS to be un-Islamic or abusers of Islam, for example. ISIS is not misinterpreting or abusing Islam; they are following it.
I very much agree with your points, with just this exception, I think that most people who identify as Muslims, in the world at large, (and this is especially true for most Muslims in the US) do not accept the parts of their fundamental doctrine (or they interpret it differently) that promotes the kinds of crimes against humanity that are done by what we call extremists. Granted, however, in your part of the world, what we call extremists may be the norm.
BTW, I am glad to see that you have not been a victim of being hacked to death by such extremists.