A file photo of Aamir Khan.
Aamir Khan on November 23 said that violence in the name of religion is condemnable and that he had a problem with people who killed innocents in the name of Islam.
When asked about the recent Paris attacks and the emergence of ISIS, he said that he is worried about such acts.
"I do think about these things. I don't think that was an Islamic act. A person holding Quran and killing people, he may be feeling he is doing an Islamic act but as a Muslim I don't think he is doing an Islamic act," Aamir said while speaking at the eighth edition of Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards.
"I am very clear that a person who is killing innocents is not a Muslim. As far as I am concerned, he is not a Muslim. He may claim to be a Muslim but we should not recognise him like that. He is a terrorist and should be recognised as a terrorist. My problem is not just with the ISIS, it is with that kind of thinking," he said.
The actor said that he is worried about "extreme thinking". (Also Read:
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"Today it is ISIS, tomorrow it could be some other organisation. This extreme thinking is what I worry about because I feel this extreme thinking, wherever it comes from is very destructive and negative. So, certainly I have a problem with ISIS and this extreme kind of thinking which may belong to a section of any religion. This is what I have a problem with," he said.