Sometimes I wonder if some people really believe what they profess to believe. If, as they say, dying in a terror attack for no fault of their own is a happy occasion because the victims become martyrs and go to heaven, then would these people celebrate in joy if a close family member or friend died in a bomb blast? If their parents or siblings or children die in this manner, would they or would they not shed tears? If they really believe what they are saying here, then they should celebrate, right?
You are right, that child and fifty four others did not go there to sacrifice themselves - they went there to see the border ceremony and have some fun on a weekend. If they had any idea what lay in store, they would have stayed at home. A bunch of people planned and executed a bomb blast, killing all those people, and maiming others. They were not martyrs, but victims. That girl and the rest of them should not have died in such a horrible way - period.
It is insulting to them to suggest that their deaths were all part of god's plan or that what happened to them is a good thing, because now they are all martyrs enjoying god's company in heaven. No, they were murdered by terrorists, and it is important to acknowledge that fact to be able to realize how important it is to get rid of these terrorists.
