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In this can't miss podcast, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser looks at yet another terror attack, this time in Toronto where there has been a virtual blackout this week of information related to Faisal Hussein's radical Islamist ideology. Join Zuhdi has he takes a deeper look this week into the pathological community denial in the West's conversations about what motivates radical Islamists. To deny the influence of theocratic ideology in each of these cases actually perpetuates and inflames bigotry that may exist while leaving us even more vulnerable. Also, why on earth shouldn't a convicted radical Islamist terrorist lose his American citizenship upon sentencing and especially upon release from prison after serving 18 years? Last and perhaps most importantly, is the battle for reform within Islam hopeless? Zuhdi shares some personal insights.
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This week Dr. Jasser looks at major fronts across the planet in the battle against the spread of political Islam and its Islamist movements. From Indonesia to Saudi Arabia on to France, Austria, and the United States, Zuhdi looks at the most telling current clinics in the battle between freedom and the onslaught of the Islamist movements. Listen to get the latest snapshot of where the world needs to wake up against Islamism.
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Don't miss this episode. After a week away, Zuhdi looks at what July 4th means to him as an American and also what Muslim reformers can learn from the battle for independence against Britain's theocrats. Dr. Jasser will take you through the transformations in Egypt in 2011 and 2013 and the lessons of the rise and fall of the Muslim Brotherhood. Recip Erdogan wins another election in Turkey this week and is becoming the most entrenched Sunni Islamist tyrant on the planet. Why we should pay attention and his oft-ignored connection to American Islamists. A UK imam gets a slap on the wrist for beating, molesting over 100 young children at his mosque. Last, the desert mirage of Saudi Arabia's MBS reforms. What should we watch for?
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This week Dr. Jasser looks at the premature reports by Saudi that ISIS is on the outs. As a movement, the organization may be but the ideology of Salafi-jihadism is stronger than it ever was. Also, Turkey’s Islamists led by Erdogan are more belligerent than ever. Time to boot them from NATO. Last, the US finally departs from the sham that is the UN Human Right Council.
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This week Zuhdi takes you into the changes happening across Europe. Austria just decided to shutter 7 foreign-funded mosques and likely remove 60 imams from their country. Denmark just passed a law to outlaw the burqa and the niqab. Are these good ideas or bad ones? Listen in as Zuhdi shares his thoughts about the mixed bag these moves represent. Last, the vitriol against reformers gains momentum. Why? It must mean our reforms are making headway and the Islamist establishment is feeling threatened.
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In this can't miss episode, Dr. Jasser talks about the first Ramadan Iftar Dinner at the Trump White House. The CAIR protests tell you all you'll ever need to know about their anti-American, and rather un-Islamic agenda. While foreign dignitaries were the only ones invited, who should the White House have invited to send a real Ramadan message? Shouldn't Twitter shut down Ayatollah Khamanei's twitter account for his vile anti-Semitism? What should Ariana Grande do to honor the lives lost in her "Dangerous Woman Tour" concern one year ago in Manchester, U.K.? Last Ben Rhodes weaves a fiction of Soviet proportions on President Obama's decision to do nothing over Assad's breach of his red-line. Zuhdi shares his thoughts on all this and more.
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In the spirit of the graduation season, Dr. Jasser shares his words of wisdom that he gave graduating high school seniors during their commencement ceremony this week. A window into the advice we give this century’s first high school grads that were born in this century and now the last high school grads born before 9-11 is very instructive about the hope and legacy of reform. Also after the flood of apologies from celebrities and politicians this year, Zuhdi reflects on what a real apology should mean to a moral generation.
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In this can't miss episode, Dr. Jasser looks at the bigger issue with Muslim faith practice and what’s behind the bizarre assertion by a Danish minister that fasting Muslims in Ramadan are a danger to society. Also what the Chinese tyranny does to deprogram Muslims into the Communist Party. And look who just won the latest Iraqi election. The perils of majoritocracy.
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This week join Zuhdi as he spells out how ridiculous it is that we have spent almost $3 trillion since 9/11/01, yes, $3 trillion according to the latest study on the war(s) to combat terrorism and yet we have very little to show as any return on that investment in keeping us safer into the future. We certainly prevented many jihadi attacks but the whack-a-mole program cannot continue at this cost forever. It's time for a better return on investment. Support anti-Islamist, pro-liberty Muslim reformers. Dr. Jasser also gives you a look at how much there was to learn from the patronizing responses by Abdul El-Sayed, in a gubernatorial debate in East Lansing, Michigan on May 10, 2018. Islamism matters. Last, how something as simple as a lunar calendar and determining the beginning of Ramadan can take a holy month of fasting and humility and spiritual unity for Muslims and turn it into a clinic in the divide between East (Islamism) and West (modernity).
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