„In the following interview on Islamic ethics, Muslim scholar Sheikh Uthman Khan discusses Muslim segregation and how a self-driven portrait of Muslim identity drives segregation in Islam.
Khan is the Academic Dean of Critical Loyalty, an online Islamic school in North America. Speaking with interviewer Scott Jacobsen of The Good Men Project, Khan candidly addresses how and why Muslims promote segregation based on their own identity constructs.
The more isolated individuals become based on faith-based segregation, the easier it becomes for them to be pulled into radicalization efforts that see non-Muslims as inferior to their own identity group.“ (…)
Khan is the Academic Dean of Critical Loyalty, an online Islamic school in North America. Speaking with interviewer Scott Jacobsen of The Good Men Project, Khan candidly addresses how and why Muslims promote segregation based on their own identity constructs.
The more isolated individuals become based on faith-based segregation, the easier it becomes for them to be pulled into radicalization efforts that see non-Muslims as inferior to their own identity group.“ (…)
