Gates of Vienna (Free subscription) | 09/25/2008
Tariq Ramadan has been featured frequently in this space. He is one of the most dangerous Muslims in the West, because he is so suave and sophisticated and reasonable and “moderate”. So civilized, so calm, such a breath of fresh air compared to the frothing-at-the-mouth “kill the infidel apes and pigs” imams featured on the YouTube videos and in Fitna ! Yet, despite his reasonable manner,...
Austrolabe (Free subscription) | 09/20/2008
The Boston Globe has published a nice series of Ramadan photos in their Big Picture section. Related PostsRamadan RoundupTariq Ramadan Speech OnlineAmeer Ali: More surveillance, pleaseRamadan in ChinaTariq Ramadan’s Silent RevolutionPilgrims from ganglandEmpire State Building turns Green for EidNo tag for this post.
Austrolabe (Free subscription) | 09/12/2008
Related PostsRamadan RoundupTariq Ramadan Speech OnlineAmeer Ali: More surveillance, pleaseAustralia joins China in censoring the internet'Sweatshops for the Muslim worldTariq Ramadan’s Silent RevolutionPilgrims from ganglandNo tag for this post.
Dhimmi Watch (Free subscription) | 10/09/2008
"Islam is the Light" Karen Armstrong, John Esposito, Tariq Ramadan, make way for the "Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Cuddle and Coo" doll -- the latest Islamic apologist in town, and just for children, too. "EXCLUSIVE - Doll with...
The New Centrist (Free subscription) | 09/15/2008
... Martin Shaw/David Hirsh Antisemitism and the Boycott: An Exchange Max Dunbar The Ideas of Tariq Ramadan Tom Gallagher Nationalism and Islamism in Scotland Eric B. Litwack Collective Apology and Moral Responsibility Lawrence J. Haas Letter from Washington / Searching for Barack Cathy Lowy Letter from Hungary Gary Kent Letter from Baghdad David R. Adler Arts / On Jazz, Hip-Hop and Democracy...
Bosses blog (Free subscription) | 09/07/2008
signandsight - Multiculturalism Special Who should the West support: moderate Islamists like Tariq Ramadan, or Islamic dissidents like Ayaan Hirsi Ali? Are the rights of the group higher than those of the individual? With a fiery polemic against Ian Buruma's "Murder in Amsterdam" and Timothy Garton Ash's review of this book in the New York Review of Books, Pascal Bruckner has kindled...
