Salam alaikum brothers and sisters, the debate video of yesterdays explosive debate on sharia law vs secular democracy, is now up! Watch and see what happened during my debate with a leading member of nottingham’s agnostic humanist and secular society…. Read More ›
‘Imposing Sharia Law’ What do many media outlets, Western government reports, politicians speeches, ‘Muslim’ modernist rhetoric and Islamophobe propaganda all have in common? They all agree on one thing – to characterise the desire of ‘Islamists’, and Islamic ‘extremists’ as… Read More ›
The Prophet Muhammad (saaw) said: “I was only sent to perfect noble character,” He was declared as a “mercy to all the worlds.” If ‘faith is between the believer and his Lord’ as Liberals and Modernists like to say, then… Read More ›
We’ve heard how Islam is incompatible with Terrorism, but where do the terrorists get their justifications from? Who actually justifies it? Are Terrorists true believers in Democracy? Is Osama Bin Laden’s method, Liberal? Read the article here.
[Facebook Query on profile post 3rd June 2013] Ryan Hoare asked: Abdullah, genuine question- how is the Caliphate different from empire?and In your mind is there a difference between the Umayyads occupation of Spain and say the British occupation of… Read More ›
Here is the video of the lecture I gave at the University of Sussex on the 14th November 2012, entitled, ‘Shariah law: Barbaric or Misunderstood?’. The discussion in the question & answer session with the students, was very interesting, with… Read More ›
The video of my speech, given in the ‘Luton Against Islamophobia’ conference on the topic of defending the Sharia against Islamophobic propaganda is now up online: Questions and Answers Session to the panel
A lecture by Abdullah al Andalusi – Lancaster University – 23 Feb 2012
A new video of Abdullah Al Andalusi speaking at Sussex Islam Awareness Week on 15th February 2012, about one of the most controversial subjects in the world today, Sharia Law: is it barbaric or just misunderstood?
Here are two ancient Latin proverbs which echo Islamic wisdom on God’s laws for humanity, and the idolising of selfish desires. Legum servi sumus ut liberi esse possimus “We are slaves to the law so that we may be able… Read More ›
Abdullah al Andalusi 