Muslim Central

Mohammed Hijab

Mohammed Hijab is a debater and public speaker who engages in discussions and polemics on a wide variety of topics including religion, politics and society. He completed a Politics degree and a Masters in History from Queen Mary University. He has taught and instructed courses on humanities and languages in many contexts. Mohammed Hijab has numerous Ijazahs in some Islamic sciences and has studied in multiple Islamic seminaries including the Shinqeeti Institute which employs a traditional Mauritanian style of teaching the Sacred Sciences. Mohammed Hijab is currently doing further postgraduate...

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Muslim Central

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8 de jul de 2026

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Episódios

Liberalism 02.03.2020

White Colonialist's New Religion This lecture discusses the history of liberalism and some of its fundamental epistemological flaws. it does so especially in the context of the relationship between Islam and the West. You can view an article here -http://salam.org.uk/2018/10/01/the-problems-with-liberalism/

Does the Quran Deal with Atheists 02.03.2020
Islam and the Dark Face of Feminism 12.09.2019

This lecture attempts to assess the changing premise of feminism throughout the years. It also sheds light on the historical racism associated the ideology. The lecture compares feminist models of 'women's rights' and Islamic ones.

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