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"The Trouble With Islam"?
#1

aslams

wanted to know if anyones red Irshad Manji's book? she tlaks a lot of about islam and says bad things. not to mention shes gay. allah forbid!

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#2

Salaam Alaikum!

I must regret to inform you that I have read Manji's presumptuous and ostentatious book. I'm going tonight to see her at a conference as well. I wrote a harsh but needed review of the book at this site...

http://writers.oneummah.net/

The title of my review is "Use and Abuse of Fame: A Review of Irshad Manji's Daring Book" by Knowledge123

As I say in the review, her book is all strut and no substance! It’s sad and rather disappointing that many political and academic pundits swallow the work as if it's something completely novel.

--Ibn

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#3

<i>As u all know anything that is against Islam.........these days r welcomed with opened arms & welcomed..............on the other hand anything that <b>reveals the dirty USA politics </b> etc comes under too much criticism to make it to public ! [Image: sad.gif]</i>

Some ppl have problem with Islam, so be it.......... ! They also know in their <b>hearts WHAT is right </b> & they r doing wrong ! but as Quran also says that the world is <b>too much glitter </b> & attractive to some people [Image: sad.gif]

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#4
ibn... the link is not working... how about attaching it as a word file or something like that
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#5

Salaam Alaikum!

To be audaciously insolent about it, her book represents an "aura of authenticy" in the academia. It was served up to those with minimal or no knowledge of Islam; essentially food for NO thought.

--Ibn

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Quote:Salaam Alaikum!   her book represents an \"aura of authenticy\" in the academia.  essentially food for NO thought.

--Ibn
as salam alykom Ibn

I must say I have a language problem here, how can it be food for no thought when it represents "aura of authenticy" need to understand... my english is becoming so poooooorrr :learn: :confused:

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#7

Salaam Alaikum!

I employed "aura of authenticity" as a metaphor for ambivalence and subterfuge. I borrowed it from Walter Benjamin's essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction".

--Ibn [Image: wink.gif]

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Quote:Salaam Alaikum!I employed \"aura of authenticity\" as a metaphor for ambivalence and subterfuge. I borrowed it from Walter Benjamin's essay, \"The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction\".  

--Ibn  ;)
<i>thx 4 explaining it ..... [Image: smile.gif]</i>

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#9

Salaam Alaikum!

Has anyone read Taslima Nasreen?

--Ibn

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#10

as salam alykom Ibn


what about Taslimah???

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