Fadl Hejazi's guest appearances

Fadl Hejazi

The Thinking Muslim

Jordan Peterson

Hamza Tzortzis

Dilly Hussain

Daniel Haqiqatjou

Justin Parrott

Joseph Kaminski

Ismail Royer

Yasir Qadhi

Shadi Hamid

Shadee ElMasry

Omar Khan

Uthman Badr

Arslan Hidayat

Asher Siddiqui

Hakeem Muhammad

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This week I speak to Fadl Hejazi, a Muslim academic from India, about the crisis facing the Muslims of India. To cover its obvious failures, key Indian politicians and its RSS supporters opted to turn the country on its Muslim citizens, blaming the mounting cases on the Tablighi Jamat Ijtima (gathering) in Nizamuddin. What they dubbed  ‘Corona Jihad,’ an insidious campaign to spread the virus to Hindus. The virus, in their warped view, was another weapon used by Muslims against the majority population.Follow the programme and comment on https://www.thinkingmuslim.comFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thinking_muslim

This week I speak to Fadl Hejazi, a Muslim academic from India, about the crisis facing the Muslims of India. To cover its obvious failures, key Indian politicians and its RSS supporters opted to turn the country on its Muslim citizens, blaming the mounting cases on the Tablighi Jamat Ijtima (gathering) in Nizamuddin. What they dubbed  ‘Corona Jihad,’ an insidious campaign to spread the virus to Hindus. The virus, in their warped view, was another weapon used by Muslims against the majority population.<br>Follow the programme and comment on <a href="https://www.thinkingmuslim.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thinkingmuslim.com</a><br>Follow us on Twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/thinking_muslim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/thinking_muslim</a>

Modi, India and 'Corona Jihad' - with Fadl Hejazi 

This week I speak to Fadl Hejazi, an India based academic in Islamic sciences, currently pursuing his doctoral studies in the energy economies of the Arab world. Fadl has extensively travelled across India and he is also a regular visitor to Kashmir. In this second part podcast, more than 2-weeks since the Indian government’s actions in Kashmir, I want to explore the doctrine that underpins Modi’s India, known as Hindutva and its impact upon the countries Muslims. It is oft-forgotten, that after partition in 1947, Pakistan became home to just a portion of India’s Muslims. Those that were left behind have been subject to state and structural disadvantage. Nevermore so than under the Hindu nationalism of Modi’s tenure.You can follow the show on Twitter @thinking_muslim.You can also read the supplementary article accompanying this podcast, on https://medium.com/@thinkingmuslim -updated on Monday's - where you may also leave a comment.

This week I speak to Fadl Hejazi, an India based academic in Islamic sciences, currently pursuing his doctoral studies in the energy economies of the Arab world. Fadl has extensively travelled across India and he is also a regular visitor to Kashmir. In this second part podcast, more than 2-weeks since the Indian government’s actions in Kashmir, I want to explore the doctrine that underpins Modi’s India, known as Hindutva and its impact upon the countries Muslims. It is oft-forgotten, that after partition in 1947, Pakistan became home to just a portion of India’s Muslims. Those that were left behind have been subject to state and structural disadvantage. Nevermore so than under the Hindu nationalism of Modi’s tenure.<br>You can follow the show on Twitter @thinking_muslim.<br>You can also read the supplementary article accompanying this podcast, on <a href="https://medium.com/@thinkingmuslim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://medium.com/@thinkingmuslim</a> -updated on Monday's - where you may also leave a comment.

Modi's Hindutva - A living nightmare for Muslims - with Fadl Hejazi 