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.
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(Photo: Visegrád Post)
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