Abdullah al Andalusi

>> AI Generated: The conversation discusses the negative views of Sharia law in Britain, including those of Muslims who want to see the prophet's face and want Sharia law. The potential for viral videos to penetrate and harm young people more easily than traditional hate clerics is also addressed. The discussion touches on the concern of women's rights in the UK where the majority of Muslims are opposed to Sharia law. The importance of mental maturity in Islam is also addressed, along with the age limit for sexual activities and the use of Sharia law. The speaker suggests that the British public may be hesitant to switch to a different approach to the issue.

because it rejects LGBT (Western) Human rights vs Islamic law

TV Debate – Krishna Bhan (Hindu Council UK)

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Speech at the Uyghur Spirit Youth Conference

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In this edition of the show we talk to Abdullah al-Andalusi about his journey to Islam. He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world’s fastest-growing religion. He chose to convert to Islam following a long and thorough research period early in his life. He ... Read more

Explosive debate with the highly vocal Irish feminist at a Dublin university, Rebak’ah Mckinney-Perry, and the Muslim speaker, Abdullah al Andalusi, on the topic ‘does Islam treat women right?’ Debate was held on 18th February 2014, hosted by the University College Dublin Law Society.

Democracy and Islam – is there a clash? Abdullah al Andalusi debates Amedee Turner on whether democracy clashes with Islam, and whether it is something the people should even strive for in their countries. 31st March 2011 University of Greenwich