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Category Archives: “Muslim reform”
“…increasingly religious…” and Other Words
Several recent articles describe the Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev as having become, “…a fervent Muslim…” and “…increasingly religious…” I want to scream, “NO! He was NOT becoming a fervent Muslim! He was becoming a fervent KAAFIR (unbeliever) and increasingly IRRELIGIOUS! … Continue reading
Posted in "Islamic reform", "Muslim reform", Islam
Tagged extremism, fundamentalism, Muslims, vocabulary
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A New Perspective on Islam
I’ve been ruminating on my waning connection with mainstream Islam. Ever since we came to the United States, I’ve been slipping away from ritual practice. The events of 9/11 pushed me to the brink of apostasy. I’ve been sitting on … Continue reading
Posted in "Muslim reform", Islam, Progressive Islam, Religion
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Submission Part One
Thursday, August 19, 2010 Submission Part One As I read Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s book Infidel, I want to know more about her as a person. I want to know why she became apostate rather than reformist. I want to know … Continue reading
Posted in "Islamic reform", "Muslim reform", Islam, Life, Religion
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Marahm 