When the Hezbollah Came to My School
In Russell Blackford & Udo Schüklenk,50 Voices of Disbelief. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 270–273 (2009) Copy BIBTEX
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This chapter contains sections titled: Note.Maryam Namazie ‐ When the Hezbollah came to my school not remembering when exactly ‐ I stopped being a Muslim gradual process and direct result of personal experiences people, going through a lifetime ‐ without questioning a religion no choice but to question, discredit, and confront it – all of it political Islam kills and maims indiscriminately and in the West ‐ acts of cruelty and terror portrayed Islamic states and political Islamic movement ‐ should be taking offence question of “offended Muslim sensibilities” violence and terrorism of Islamic kind ‐ as tactics and pillars of political Islamic movement
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