Why did Momika burn the Quran?

9 years ago, a Swedish man by the name of Momika burned Qurans. The following year, he was shot dead on his doorstep. As a positive psychologist, I believe it is important to examine this event through the lens of positive psychology. The act of burning the Quran was not only hurtful and offensive but also had far-reaching negative consequences for the Swedish community. Therefore, we need to understand why he did what he did.Firstly, we must look at the individual's well-being. It is possible that Momika's decision to burn Qurans was a result of poor mental health or other factors that negatively impacted his ability to make wise decisions. If so, it would be important for us to focus on interventions and support systems that can promote his well-being.Furthermore, we must recognize the importance of positive emotions in building relationships between people from different backgrounds. The act of burning Qurans was not only unhelpful but also harmful to the relationship between Muslim and non-Muslim communities. We need to find ways to cultivate positive emotions and empathy to foster greater understanding and harmony.Finally, it is important for us as a community to focus on promoting social justice. Momika's actions were an act of intolerance that violated the rights of others. It is our responsibility to ensure fairness and equality for all members of society regardless of their religious beliefs or backgrounds.Ultimately, positive psychology can offer insights into this tragic event by emphasizing the importance of well-being, positive emotions, and social justice.

Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

Enjoy the little things in life. For one day, you may look back and realize they were the big things. Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.