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Spectator letters: Interpreting Islam, and Spectator-reading thieves

5 April 2014

9:00 AM

5 April 2014

9:00 AM

Chapter and verse on Islam

Sir: Irshad Manji’s generally very sensible article on ‘Reclaiming Islam’ (29 March) suggests using the Qur’an sura 3:7 as a verse to challenge Islamists who claim a fundamentalist reading. She quotes the verse as saying that ‘God and God alone knows the full truth of how the Qu’ran ought to be interpreted’.

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