From Elsewhere: Taj Hargey fights the good fight against Islamic extremism.
I’ve long admired the Islamic preacher and academic Taj Hargey because he’s proven himself more than willing to stand up to the more extremist…
Islamic reform
Islamophobia. The accusation that silences dissent.
There a lot of people in Britain who dislike Islam or who wish to be able to debate about this ideology or criticise it…
From Elsewhere: A reformer of Islam speaks
Despite the dislike that many in the West have for the ideology of Islam, many of us also feel that we should neither ignore…
Guest Post – Is reform of Islam possible?
I’m absolutely delighted to bring you this intriguing and thoughtful guest post by John MC. It originally arrived as a series of comments on the…
From Elsewhere: Obsessions with Islamophobia inhibit reform.
I make no secret of the fact that I vehemently dislike Islam as an ideology. Just a basic look at the sort of societies…
From Elsewhere – Saudi Arabia, the clash between those who want change and those who fear it
A brief look around the world will show anybody who cares to look that countries that are run along Islamic lines are often places…
From Elsewhere: Terror, mental health, spin and delusion in Canada
The recent killings in Toronto by a deranged Muslim murderer who shot up restaurants in that city, continues to elicit comment from writers and…
Guest Post – The strange case of Maajid Nawaz.
I have an interesting ‘dual view’ of those involved in reform of Islam. Of course I wish them well, those wishing to reform this…
The SPLC back down about their fake ‘hate groups’ list, thanks to Maajid Nawaz
The left and the Islamic activist sector seem to be the natural home for entities that could be quite fairly described as a bunch…
From Elsewhere: Islamic upbringings, cultural confusion and sticking two fingers up to the West
Only a complete fool would say that the problems surrounding Islamic extremism applies to all Muslims. Yes, there are a large number, possibly a…
