classify text {harassment, self-harm, religion insult, sexist, hate, racist, safe for work, psychiatric or mental illness, porn}, text `But why do all discussions or differences lead to division? Why do we need to defend our own religious truth through warfare or arguments? Why must we create a response that leads to differences? For example, the beginning of Eid in Iran. Why do two sects celebrate it on different days? Is there a difference in sighting the new moon? It is these small differences that are used as weapons by non-believers to lure Muslims into apostasy. Is this what we want from our religious sects? Is this what Allah calls for? Allah calls for people to believe in Him and unite. But why do we need to fight and argue to believe in Him? Why do we insist on accepting something that we already know is not true? Why do we refuse to admit our misunderstandings even when they have been proven wrong? Is preserving the dignity of others more important than the dignity of Allah's religion? Let's ponder on this.`, return in JSON {'kelas'}
{"kelas": "religion insult"}