إرشاد منجي

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Quotes

• “Islam was not always so close minded. During the 'Golden age' – between the 9th and 11th century – there existed a tradition of critical thinking in the Muslim world.<!--”
• “The Koran says nothing about the proper form of government. If the Koran is a document approved by God, either in whole or in part, that silence is deliberate, and if that silence is deliberate that must mean that we have room to manoeuvre, to innovate and to experiment with the different forms of government. So in theory Islam is compatible with the separation of religion and state.”
• “Many Muslim women will not consider themselves as inferior but wear a veil because they feel as dignified human beings. Because they want to protect themselves against staring and judging by men. If women are so dignified, why is it the burden of women to cover up, in order to protect themselves from the stares of men? Why can't be accepted from men to control their own instincts or animal behaviour? This is a question that I have never heard a satisfactory answer from a Muslim women.-->”
• “In Islam's golden age, so much progress was made that it became the basis of the European Renaissance. We Muslims have to change ourselves, that's the main difference. We can't keep blaming America or Israel for our misery.”
• “It is time for those who love liberal democracy to join hands with Islam's reformists. Here is a clue to who's who: Moderate Muslims denounce violence committed in the name of Islam but insist that religion has nothing to do with it; reformist Muslims, by contrast, not only deplore Islamist violence but admit that our religion is used to incite it.”
• “Most Muslims treat the Quran as a document to imitate rather than interpret, suffocating our capacity to think for ourselves.”

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Key facts

Born

1968 (age 57 – 58), near Kampala , Uganda

Education

University of British Columbia

Occupations

Educator, author and founder of the Moral Courage Project

Years active

1990–present

Awards

Honorary Doctorate , University of Puget Sound , Honorary Doctorate, Bishop's University , Young Global Leader , World Economic Forum , Ethical Humanist Award, New York Society for Ethical Culture

Website

irshadmanji .com

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Official website

www.irshadmanji.com

Image

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