Tariq Ramadan speaks to John Humphrys as part of the BBC presenter's ongoing to series on religion.
November 2006
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I read the abridged text version. I felt sorry for Tariq Ramadan. It's an indication of the kind of smokescreen seperating media images of Islam from the heart of its teachings. Humphrys wasn't really interested in Islam, I felt. He came to the discussion with a clear agenda. He wanted to make good radio.
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Posted by: Yakoub/Julaybib | November 07, 2006 at 04:04 PM