Moderates rally against IS

[DramaQueen]

It would have to argued however, that its up the individual to define his/her faith, its the hole in this train of thought.

I don't think that the extremist would agree, nor would the "moderate" muslim agree that this is either true in the general, or true of themselves. Islam is not a faith amenable to self definition (which isn't to say that people don't do it - obviously). It's handed down from on high, no negotiations on terms or conditions - you must submit.

Some Muslims (considered to be heretics by most of the moderates) don't believe in that. Whether it's based on reality isn't important cause it's a religious belief.