Srinagar, Feb. 12 -- The suicide attack on the Shahi Mosque in Pakistan is not just another headline in a region long scarred by violence. It is an assault on faith, humanity and the very idea of coexistence. To target worshippers in a mosque - a place meant for peace, reflection and surrender to the divine - is an act of chilling moral bankruptcy. Terrorism has no sect, no religion and no justification. Yet time and again, extremists cloak their brutality in the language of faith. There is nothing Islamic, moral or righteous about blowing up innocent people at prayer. It is cowardice masquerading as conviction. Attacks on places of worship are calculated. They aim to inflame sectarian divisions, provoke retaliation and fracture already f...