A Reformist Muslim: “Islamophobia is Used to Stop Critics Against Islamization”
ESAmer Albayati was born in Iraq and lives in Vienna. He is a Muslim but says: “I do not want to change the Christian culture of Austria”. What Amer wants is something he recognizes difficult: reforming Islam.
Significantly, his complaint of radical Islam has led Amer to have to live almost in hiding, as he has been threatened by the Islamic State. Visegrád Post published an interview with him (read here), in English and French, in May. For its interest I encourage you to read it.
—
(Photo: Visegrád Post)
|
Don't miss the news and content that interest you. Receive the free daily newsletter in your email: |
- Comments
- Most read
- wladimir: "interesante......."
- wladimir: "muy bien... por algo esta la OTAN...en la Union esta la Fuerza....y..."
- wladimir: "cierto.... A la izquierda le sale por la culata su rastrera campañ..."
- Viento: "Sólo una persona que carece de cultura es capaz de decir que el galle..."
- wladimir: "mira no lo habia pensado.... ahora que lo comentas....bien pudo hab..."
- wladimir: "esto... acaso es cierto?....la diputada del PSOE María Montserrat ..."
- Lunaa: "Lo que deturpa mazo es el punto sobre la I si nos ponemos en plan lati..."
- An image that symbolizes what is happening with Russian tanks in Ukraine
- Ghosts in the Machine: a strange enlistment video for very atypical soldiers
- Ukraine has captured almost 1,300 Russian military vehicles in 12 weeks of invasion
- The brutal explosion of a Russian T-72 tank: the big problem of the loaders again
- The ‘egg cartons’ of the Russian tanks: the poor protection of many T-72B3 and T-80
- Eleek Atom: the silent means used by the Ukrainians to sneak into the Russian rear
- The obsolete WWII rifles with which Russia is arming recruits in the Donbass
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted two traditionally neutral Nordic countries to urgently seek NATO membership to protect themselves from Russia.
In the world there are many car graveyards, but none is like this one that can be seen near the city of Düsseldorf, in western Germany.
Today marks 12 weeks since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Within the abundant military losses, there is a fact that draws a lot of attention.
This Wednesday, the European Parliament experienced a particularly shameful moment in relation to certain human rights violations.
There are many state military museums in the world, but you can also find private museums with very interesting content.
In the West, politicians and left-wing media insist on presenting Putin as a conservative, in an attempt to disassociate themselves from him.
In the world you can find lighthouses of the most varied types on many coasts and islets, but where one does not expect to see them is in the middle of a desert.
Comment on this post:
You must login to comment. Click here to login. If you have not registered yet, click here to sign up.