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Niqab: "Using the language of tolerance to justify oppressive practices is a grotesque perversion of liberalism"

by Tarek Fatah • October 24, 2006 • 1 Comment

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“…using the language of tolerance to justify oppressive practices is a grotesque perversion of liberalism. The veiling debate is a case in point. No amount of rhetorical sleight of hand can disguise the fact that the full-face veil makes women,…

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How "the Left, shamefully, swapped Secular Universalism for Ethnic Particularism"

by Tarek Fatah • October 22, 2006 • 0 Comments

From Fatwa to Jihad - Kenan Malik

October 2006 Born in Bradford I witnessed the birth of political multiculturalism in Britain. It was in Bradford in the late 1980s when the left, shamefully, swapped secular universalism for ethnic particularism. Kenan Malik Prospect Magazine, London It was February…

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The Khadrs: ‘First Family of Terror’

by Tarek Fatah • October 22, 2006 • 0 Comments

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  Friends, In a matter of ten years Canada’s first family of Islamic Terror has graduated from being reviled in 2006 to now in 2016 where they are honoured as celebrities adorning the cover of the same magazine that exposed…

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The Radical Links of UK’s ‘Moderate’ Muslim Group

by Tarek Fatah • October 22, 2006 • 0 Comments

The Muslim Council of Britain has been courted by the (British) government and lauded by the Foreign Office but critics tell a different and more disturbing story. Martin Bright reports Sunday August 14, 2005 The Observer, London The Muslim Council…

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Niqabi Muslim women in the West, "Exhibitionist and Deluded"

by Tarek Fatah • October 20, 2006 • 1 Comment

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October 20, 2006 Ladies as hooded bandits by Khalid Hasan The Friday Times, Lahore NEW YORK – The rumpus being created in the West by exhibitionist and deluded Muslim women, whose conduct flies in the face of clear Quranic injunctions…

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Romano Prodi to veiled Muslim women: “You can’t cover your face … you must be seen”

by Tarek Fatah • October 19, 2006 • 0 Comments

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Oct. 18, 2006 Italian PM to Muslim women ‘hidden’ behind veil: ‘You can’t cover your face …you must be seen’ By STEPHEN BROWN The Toronto Star ROME—Prime Minister Romano Prodi said yesterday that Muslim immigrant women should not be completely “hidden” behind full…

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Yasmin Alibhai-Brown in TIME Magazine: "It’s not illiberal for liberal societies to disapprove of the veil"

by Tarek Fatah • October 14, 2006 • 5 Comments

Oct. 08, 2006 Nothing To Hide By Yasmin Alinbhai-Brown TIME Magazine For years, I have vehemently opposed the politics of Jack Straw, a leading member of Tony Blair’s Cabinet and former British Foreign Secretary. He has backed the disastrous war…

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Prof. Mahfooz Kanwar: Niqabis are "brainwashed by their cultish male family members and those who are abused by their male custodians"

by Tarek Fatah • October 14, 2006 • 8 Comments

September 24, 2006 By Dr. Mahfooz Kanwar The Calgary Sun I once supported multiculturalism in Canada because I believed, at the time, it gave us a sense of pluralism, diversity, and a variety of cultural and social customs. However, multiculturism has…

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Palestinian American Ray Hanania says, "Veiled Muslim women are victims of male-imposed bondage"

by Tarek Fatah • October 14, 2006 • 2 Comments

Burka women

October 13, 2006 The Big Burqa debate By Ray Hanania YNet News As usual, the only people debating the wearing or not wearing of the obscene “burqa” are men. The voices of very few women have engaged in this high profile debate…

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General Pervez Musharraf – A Bully in a Military Uniform

by Tarek Fatah • October 2, 2006 • 2 Comments

October 2, 2006 By TAREK FATAH The Globe and Mail Many Canadians are rightfully upset at the derisive manner with which Pakistan’s ruler, General Pervez Musharraf, mocked our soldiers serving in Afghanistan. Others are simply scratching their heads, not knowing…

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The Globe and Mail exposes how ISNA, the Islamic Society of North America hid five million dollars that it got from Saudi Arabia

by Tarek Fatah • August 28, 2006 • 0 Comments

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“There is no definable Canadian culture, merely competing versions; one from ‘white, middle-class Canada,’ another from orthodox Islam.” The above quote is from Kathy Bullock of ISNA to the Globe and Mail in 2005. It tells the story of how the…

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Hezbollah’s Nasrallah say Oops…I am Sorry!

by Tarek Fatah • August 28, 2006 • 0 Comments

Friends, After causing the death of a thousand people and giving Israel the excuse of reducing parts of Lebanon to rubble, Hezbollah’s Nasrallah, says, Oops…I am sorry. He told a Lebanese TV: “Had we known that the kidnapping of the…

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Syed Qutb – Father of AlQaida: Obsessed with Sexuality & Contempt for the West

by Tarek Fatah • August 20, 2006 • 0 Comments

Looming Tower

The name Sayyid (or Syed) Qutb is synonymous with the agenda of the worldwide political Islamist movement. This Egyptian from the 50s and 60s, along with his Indian-Pakistani counterpart, Syed Abul Ala Maudoodi, are to Islamists today what Marx and…

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Globe and Mail report on Canada’s Muslim Communities: It’s the "Spiritual" vs. "Religious"

by Tarek Fatah • August 19, 2006 • 1 Comment

Today’s Globe and Mail carries an excellent report on the composition of Toronto’s Muslim community. Sarah Elton, a CBC Radio producer, pens the piece. In a crucial departure from conventional classification of various Muslim communities, Elton, a Muslim herself, categorizes…

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Toronto Star reporter writes about "shockingly anti-western views" of many Muslims

by Tarek Fatah • August 13, 2006 • 0 Comments

San Grewal is a Toronto Star reporter who first burst into limelight after 9/11 when he did a story on the hate being preached in Toronto-area mosques. Five years later, in the  August 13, 2006 issue of the Toronto Star,…

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