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The links to books 2 & 3 don't work.Subject: Re: reading list
They should work now. Thanks for catching that. It was all for lack of closing quotation marks.Subject: Re: reading list
Ramadan's book is simply excellent.I remember that Salon.com did an interview with him.. try a search on his name on the site.Subject: Re: reading list
Yes, it is excellent. I've just started it and already I can tell that. He is a man of deep faith and thorough knowledge. I'll look for the Salon interview, inshallah.Subject: Re: reading list
Salaam,Tariq Ramadan is speaking at ExpoIslamia this Sunday. I have seen some of his interviews, and he is certainly a thoughful man. It'll be interesting to see what he says.
This reminds me, I was meant to write a small review of "To Be A European Muslim" many months ago.