

Has the Muslim Mind Been Colonised by the West? | Dr Nazir Khan
Help us expand our Muslim media project here: https://www.thinkingmuslim.com/membership Donate to our charity partner Baitulmaal here: http://btml.us/thinkingmuslim Dr Nazir Khan joins The Thinking Muslim to discuss **Islamic worldview, secularism, liberalism, colonialism and the modern Muslim mind**. In this episode,…

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“Highly recommend everyone read “The Straight Path” from Yaqeen Institute. Dr. Nazir Khan did a brilliant job with that piece. May Allah SWT reward him and Br Muhammad Jalal for this intellectual discussion”
“The Palestinian people woke us up here in the west”
“I am a black Muslim man and a former atheist. Here are the facts: the "Muslim mind" can't be colonized. The reality is the legacy of Yazid has always been in our midst, but because of Arab nationalism, the hypocrite who hardly studies the D…”
“The whole left/right dichotomy (aka psyop) was most likely built on a boarder secularist construct as well.”
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