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For decades, author Ayan Hirsi has been making a steady argument about the many acts of violence committed by Islamic fundamentalists around the world. It is foolish to separate the various forms of violence from their religious ideals, but rather admit that the teachings of the Koran and the Hadi they so much worship are being used to force violence. The purpose of the Islamic reform is to put many people in the process of trying to bring it down to the obstacles of innovation instead of theological arguments. The book, which has been banned for centuries by religious dogmas, contains a disengaged title of Islamic expert Professor of the Medieval Middle East, with difficult terms and questions to help readers in their country understand the material in a more balanced light. What he's strongly suggesting throughout this book is to modify five key concepts of Islamic faith. The sacred status of the Islamic holy book, the Koran, and the in error of Muhammad, the attitude that centers on happiness in the next world rather than on the life of the world, the shaman, the practice of forcing good and evil, the concept of jihad or temple. The author claims that only by revising these concepts can Muslim life be more easily compatible with the modernity of the seventh century, apart from the doctrine bound to the seventh.

Korean title: 나는 왜 이슬람 개혁을 말하는가

Korean author: 정상률

Korean publisher: 책담

ISBN-13: 9791170280729

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MO******
July 9, 2016

I am a victim of the terrors of the world by the name of Ayan Herrci Ali & 2803; & #8203;>.!" It's killing ordinary people and doing horrible things to the intent of Islamizing everyone in the temple. The underlying issue is Islam, and through the Koran Islamic religion. Our country seems to have no idea what Islam is like yet. I wanted to know a little about why the world is going on, as well as I did. ​ & 8203;> & #823; ૳; & #8203); The author was originally a Muslim but is

RU*******
July 8, 2016

I have read several books to understand Islamic culture, but I cannot erase the idea that it is a strange religion and culture. I personally had a cultural relativist position, and I thought that the religion and culture shared by Muslims, which reached 1.6 billion people, was worthy of respect. And I, too, have seen the anti-humanly Muslim nations and terrorist organizations and wondered if they were part of the religion that was more extreme and violent. But after reading the book Why Do I

NE********
July 7, 2016

There are some heretics who oppose the religion, while there are others who believe in it and we listen to both of them, and we follow the true purpose and truth of religion. The attacks of Islamic groups, such as the hu radicals that have captured the attention of the world, actually show that they are trying to communicate their physicians to people in extreme ways, perhaps by questioning whether they are a Muslim religious group. Islam is also basically a religion, and we know it is a

LO*******
July 5, 2016

I had the idea that Islam must be reformed, even in the normal world. But I'm not sure if there's someone like this with my heart. And she was also a Muslim religion, and was following it from childhood, and she was even being bravely speaking about Islamic reform, for one reason she knew much more about it than anyone else. The fact that she's so brave to bring her life into the hands of her own hands that she speaks about Islamic reform, it's enough to be powerful in his arguments, and to

CH********
June 24, 2016

I'm saying why Islam reform. Indeed it is. Islam must be reformed quickly. So we must not kill innocent people. And to break the persecution and curse of poor, vulnerable women. Why do you abuse beautiful women in the hija, in the burqa, in Nicaragua, in Cado, and in Kimar, and abuse them and deny them their precious human rights? And for what are you holding your gun against people all over the world, and pushing a sword on a day of death? Who caused the Muslim to blow up a suicide bomb and

정상률: 나는 왜 이슬람 개혁을 말하는가
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