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100 1 $aManji, Irshad.
245 14 $aThe trouble with Islam :$ba wake-up call for honesty and change /$cIrshad Manji.
260 $aToronto :$bRandom House Canada,$cc2003.
300 $a247 p. ;$c20 cm.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references: p. 239-244.
505 0 $a1. The letter --- 2. How I became a Muslim Refusenik --- 3. Seventy Virgins? --- 4. When did we stop thinking? --- 5. Gates and girdles --- 6. Whoʹs betraying whom? --- 7. The hidden underbelly of Islam --- 8. Operation Ijtihad --- 9. In praise of honesty --- 10. Thank God for the West --- 11. Recommended readings.
520 $aThis "call for reform" reads like an open letter to the Muslim world. Irshad Manji, a Toronto-based television journalist, was born to Muslim parents in South Africa. Her family eventually fled to Canada when she was two years old. Manji shares her life experiences growing up in a Western Muslim household and ask some compelling questions from her feminist-lesbian-journalist perspective. It is interesting to note that Manji has been lambasted for being too personal and not scholarly enough to have a worthwhile opinion. Yet her lack of pretense and her intimate narrative are the strengths of this book. For Muslims to dismiss her opinions as not worthy to bring to the table is not only elitist; it underscores why she feels compelled to speak out critically. Intolerance for dissent, especially women's dissent, is one of her main complaints about Islam. Clearly, her goal was not to write a scholarly critique, but rather to speak from her heartfelt concern about Islam.
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