It has come to my attention that a Muslim activist in the U.S.A has criticised my comments on Critical Race Theory (CRT) that I presented in a recent lecture in Edmonton, Canada this year. He claims that my arguments that… Read More ›
Individualism (Creed)
Is “breaking stereotypes” what Muslims were created for?
Is this what “Muslim Female liberation” looks like? Is “breaking stereotypes” what Muslims were created for? CREDIT: MUSLIM SAFE SPACES Because as everyone knows, breaking stereotypes has always been the purpose behind human creation (according to Liberals), right? The graphic… Read More ›
“Freedom to Sin”? The Irrationality of the Secular liberal argument [PART 1]
PART OF THE #Return2Reason campaign Previously on the #Return2Reason campaign, I began with a call to a new “tahafut”-esque refutation against Secular Liberal missionaries (who refer to themselves as “reformists” to Muslims) who attempt to pervert and distort, and even reject,… Read More ›
Liberal Colonialism: The Making of Western Civilisation and the Clash with Islam
The Prophet (ﷺ) said: The people will soon summon one another to attack you as people when eating invite others to share their dish. Someone asked: Will that be because of our small numbers at that time? He replied:… Read More ›
I am not an Ex-Christian
I am not an Ex-Christian I used to think I left Christianity, but I realise that is not the whole truth. Like many professed Christians in the UK, I was Christian only ‘once a week’ with regards to practicing the… Read More ›
The Fallacies of the Western Freedom Doctrine – a refutation of the ‘Free Will’ Argument
Below is an extract from my upcoming treatise challenging the philosophic basis for Western concept of ‘Freedom’. It challenges and rationally refutes the philosophic basis for the Western concept of ‘Freedom’ – aka Individualism, or ‘Freedom of the Individual’. These ideas… Read More ›
Can Freedom exist in the West?
Do people possess choice? What is choice? How do you define it? Is it having the capacity to decide between two different things? Or is it the availability of more than one different thing? Free will is the ability to… Read More ›
Abdullah al Andalusi 