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The viper lurking in our bosom

Recent tragedies have led to a long-overdue Australian awakening to the threat posed by Islamist ideology

31 January 2015

9:00 AM

31 January 2015

9:00 AM

During my recent visit to Australia, as I advocated for Project Rozana, the Israeli-Palestinian health mission, I also delivered lectures on Islamism. For many years I have held a publicly anti-Islamist position as an observant Muslim. Islam, I believe, demands I oppose Islamism, as the barest minimum of my faith; Muslims are enjoined to expose injustice and no global force is responsible for more human rights violations than Islamism.

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