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Abdullah al Andalusi

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Latest episode

May 22, 2026

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Episodes

We can save them! - Speech outside Chinese Embassy in London against Uyghur genocide 04.08.2022
The Qur'anic argument for God from Space And Time (and why atheists exist) 04.07.2022
Allahu Akbar! Woman embraces Islam (gives Shahadah) during my lecture at Simon Fraser Uni, Canada 07.03.2022
Liberalism's unsolvable problems - with Dr Graham Oppy 23.11.2021
Existence of God Proof through Creation 22.11.2021
Prominent Zionist gets caught out and fact-checked on Zionism by Muslim 30.08.2021
What Should the Muslim world do to help the Uyghurs? 28.08.2021

Speech at the Uyghur Spirit Youth Conference

TV Discussion - The policies of the UK government are encouraging racial and anti-Muslim hatred 19.07.2021
This is why science cannot explain reality 06.05.2021
I'm back! A much needed apology, and my upcoming projects 06.05.2021

Project Barakah

My Journey To Islam 26.02.2020

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 studied and questioned all sorts of belief systems, until he finally found Is...

Is Islam relevant in 21 century? 26.02.2020
Islam VS Feminism 26.02.2020

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.

Should Muslims embrace Democracy? 26.02.2020

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

Does Islam Need A Reformation? 26.02.2020
Does God exist & How do we know there is only one God 26.02.2020
How and Why The West Misunderstands Islam 26.02.2020
Does Islam Promote Gender Equality 26.02.2020
How Islam abolished pre-Islamic & Western colonial chattel slavery 26.02.2020
How Jesus and Muhammed are Brothers in the same Faith 26.02.2020

The lecture presentation presents the surprising, if not shocking similarities between Christianity and Islam. The facts presented that would demonstrate that Islam is no more foreign to Western Europe than Christianity is! The many similarities between the two religions include the early rituals and practices of Christians, as well as the alleged teachings of Jesus depicted in the New Testament B...

Is Islam a Threat to the West 26.02.2020

On the 4th November 2010, the Cambridge Union held a debate entitled "This House believes Islam is a Threat to the West". Muslim speakers include Abdullah al Andalusi and Idris Tawfik. Arguing that Islam is a Threat to the West, is prominent member of Stop the Islamification of Europe (SIOE), Stephen Gash.

Is Sharia Timeless? 26.02.2020
Islam or Christianity 26.02.2020

Which is the true religion of peace for the world today - Islam or Christianity? Date: 26th March 2010 Venue: Kingston College, University of London Debate Speakers: Reverend Jay Smith Abdullah al Andalusi

Is the Shariah Inhumane? 26.02.2020
Islamic Spirituality: The Search for Meaning 26.02.2020

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