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Radical: My Journey Out of Islamist Extremism, by Maajid Nawaz
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Pressestimmen
"Riveting" - Christian Science Monitor"Maajid Nawaz's Radical is fascinating, and essential if you want to understand in a visceral way why some young Muslims embrace extremist ideology. Nawaz went from being a hip-hop loving youngster to a radical Islamist before finally renouncing extremism. He now works to prevent others from choosing such a dangerous path and his is a voice I urge you to hear." - Anderson Cooper"A British Muslim reveals a harrowing tale of violence, imprisonment and torture...A lively and convincing antidote to hatred." - Kirkus Reviews"This is a book for our times. It should be read by anyone who wants to understand how the extremism that stalks our world is created and how it can be overcome. It could only be written by someone who has lived this story. And Maajid has." - Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair"Maajid Nawaz has an extraordinary personal story about his journey out of Islamist extremism which reads like a novel. It's a coming of age story for our post-9/11 world that is pacy, well written and thoughtful." - Peter Bergen, author of Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for bin Laden from 9/11 to Abbottabad "[Maajid] brings the insight of an insider to Radical - an absorbing story of the making and unmaking of a young, radicalized Muslim. The book is candid, dynamic, important...and brave." - Lesley Stahl, 60 Minutes"One of the essential books to understanding the path to radicalism...[it] will fill one with hope that others can find their way back as Maajid Nawaz relates so movingly." - Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Newsweek and The Daily Beast "Everyone should read it" - Nicola Jeal, Saturday editor, The Times of London"This book is more powerful than America's drone attacks because it helps kill the ideas that inspire terrorists. Ultimately, it is by defeating the extremists' worldview that we will make our world safer. Maajid's compelling story from hatred to hope shows us how this can be done' --Ed Husain, author of The Islamist"This book is the account of a redemptive journey through innocence, bigotry, hardline radicalism and beyond to a passionate advocacy of human rights and all that this can mean ... I was moved beyond measure.' --Kate Allen, Director, Amnesty International UK"Imagine Homeland crossed with Skins, and you will get some idea of what a gripping, revelatory book this is. Unputdownable." - Tom Holland, author of In the Shadow of the Sword"One of the most compelling descriptions of radical and political immersion of recent times" - Mail on Sunday (UK)
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Maajid Nawaz is the co-founder of Quilliam. He holds a BA in Arabic and Law and an MSc in Political Theory. Maajid has addressed the U.S. Senate, been interviewed by 60 Minutes and the New York Times, and has written for The London Times, The Wall Street Journal, and others.
Produktinformation
Gebundene Ausgabe: 270 Seiten
Verlag: LYONS PR (15. Oktober 2013)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0762791365
ISBN-13: 978-0762791361
Größe und/oder Gewicht:
15,7 x 2,5 x 23,1 cm
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Nr. 231.908 in Fremdsprachige Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Fremdsprachige Bücher)
The book written by Maajid Nawaz goes into much detail of the frustration faced by men and women. How looking for a place to be and use their talents when the door opens to radical Islamism.A book part biography and very much a wake up call to those who have no understanding of Islam or Islamism.Read the book you will find in its pages hope.Maajid is able to go beyond and write the insight so many westerners crave THE WHY?In a well written book you may even find yourself amongst the pages.
This book was a very fast read. It's current and relevant. How the author got sucked up into becoming an Islamist is a lesson for all of us. Differentiating between practicing Islam and being an Islamist was exactly what I wanted to understand better, and the author certainly has the credentials to provide such a distinction! I understand his new belief system, but it's not totally clear how he arrived at this point. What were the pivotal moments? (I am certainly glad he came around to his current position just the process that brought him to this point that's not totally clear). One of my favorite points in the book was the ironic observation he made about the UK being a place where he had the freedom to recruit for HT, but in other places that are ruled by Islamists, he had to recruit in secret and appear to practice the beliefs of those in power! Duh! People don't grasp how valuable our freedom is! Lots of other important conclusions but I don't want to list them all and spoil the book for you!
Nawaz paints for us a developmental arc from troubled and bullied minority youth in the West, to a politically active Islamist who fully anchored his personal identity in the building of a hoped-for international Islamist theocracy, to a liberal activist who now works to address those in both of the previous camps. The mental processes that led a youth seeking an identity to find it in the darker recesses of the Qur'an and its associated political movements were fascinating. Just as interesting was Nawaz's later long, honest look in the mirror that led him back to embracing liberal values and reaching out to allies of different stripes than his own, to help Islam and Islamic culture adapt to a modern era of personal freedom. Despite the challenges Muslims face in modernity, such as the bullying Nawaz faced in his youth in England, Nawaz calls for civility, reason, and mutual respect. Especially interesting are Nawaz's experiences of being incarcerated as a terrorist in an Egyptian prison under a regime that the West allied itself with under the premise of "the enemy of my enemy," and how his thought was shaped by his experiences there. This book helps Western minds understand how someone becomes an extremist and how one can come back from it.
I just got done reading this along with Maajid's joint-effort with Sam Harris.This book is excellent. It's honest, eye-opening, clarifying and unflinching in its portrayal of problems relating to global Islamism and Jihad. Nawaz makes clear the differences between Islam, Islamism and Jihad, and I appreciate that he had the courage to tell his story.Quilliam is a much-needed light of reinterpretation and reform from within Islam—insomuch as Islam informs and inspires Islamism and Jihad. His strategy of reinterpretation (of the Koran) dives right into the trenches with those attempting to live by the meaning of the Koran whilst steering them gently toward progressive reform. After all, simply killing-off individual cells doesn't cure the cancer where it lives. It's not just an insurmountable task, but one that likely comes at no small risk. For that, it's 5 stars from me.I'm glad Maajid made it through that ordeal alive and I hope he continues his work whilst inspiring others to do the same.
A fascinating autobiographical account of a young English man growing up in the 80s and 90s, becoming radicalized through his love for hip-hop, then joining an Islamist group and finally withdrawing. While he may not be typical of all young people growing up in Western countries who join radical Islamist movements, Nawaz provides useful insights into how this young man and his friends became enmeshed in the movement. Nawaz is clear-eyed and self-critical and he provides a good explanation of what attracted him to Islamism and what eventually repelled him. The book constitutes a valuable antidote to some of the simplistic explanations of Islamic radicalization. It reminds me a bit of the rise of Students for Democratic Society (SDS) and the Weathermen in the U.S. during the 1960s, although the latter movements did not arise so much out of exclusion and prejudice as did Islamism in Europe and the U.S. What links them was a frustrated desire to engage with a political system that seemed incapable of hearing their ideas and unable to understand the roots of revolutionary movements in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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