Qur'an - Murtadd to Human

Qur'an

A collection of 6 posts

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 2

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 2

That the "innocent" Muslim barber might go out of business is just tough, but Hindus did not create Muslims and certainly did not teach them jihad. Besides, it is not unlawful to save yourself from a Muslim unless, of course, you are a dhimmi.

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 1

"Will Nupur Sharma ever lead a normal life? Should moderate Muslims speak up?" - A commentary - Part 1

Is there anyone on earth apart from Muslims, with whom something as natural as friendship goes hand-in-hand with life-threatening risk? Sure, between Josef Stalin and Adolf Hitler, between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin. But what kind of friendship is it when you have to watch you back all the time?

Totalitarianism: we have become comfortably numb - Part 7

Totalitarianism

Totalitarianism: we have become comfortably numb - Part 7

Whether class struggle that must inevitably lead to the dictatorship of the proletariat, or “No one comes to the Father except through me,” or “until all worship is for Allah alone," the idea is the same: we act in accord with our purpose, the only way to real human happiness.

The Minaret #3

“This was a heartfelt moment from the podcast I wanted to share. Share it and let's make the Qur'an go viral,” — Mohammed Hijab. Happy to oblige, brother. Insha-Allah.

Talking to Polish atheists

Atheism/religion

Talking to Polish atheists

I acknowledged the virtue, merit and necessity of widening the reach of human rights. However, there are no human rights in Islam, and the Muslim migrants whose human rights you are concerned to not deny want nothing more than to abolish your human rights, especially if you are a woman.

1948 and the Nazis of the Nile*

Totalitarianism

1948 and the Nazis of the Nile*

We were sitting over a book by Anjuli Pandavar, a South African born former Muslim, who writes about the struggle of man against Muslim in every Muslim and Muslim against man in every man brought up in Islamic culture.