Why Can’t I Criticize My Religion?

Von Guenter BuchholzMedienspiegel

by Majid Rafizadeh
September 16, 2018 at 5:00 am

  • „On the surface, for those who wanted to reform Islam, the only place to do so appeared to be the West. We all assumed that here in the West, it would be safe to question and criticize. Instead, so many institutions utilize a far more subtle method of silencing criticism.
  • The more you conceal or disregard constructive criticism of Islam, the harder you are making it for reforms to occur in the religion and the easier you are making it for Muslim radicals to prevail.
  • The reason I criticize the radical elements of my religion is not because I have hatred in my heart, but because I desire to protect those who have been abused and abandoned by their leaders.“ (…)

Kommentar G. E. :

(…) „If you stop criticizing Islam, the West will certainly be more welcoming of you, and you will receive more offers and opportunities to further your career.“ (…)
 
So ist es!
G.E.

 

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