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RADICAL: MY JOURNEY FROM ISLAMIST TO EXTREMIST TO A DEMOCRATIC AWAKENING
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U.S. edition – With a new introduction and a new epilogue
Maajid Nawaz talks to CNNs Anderson cooper about missed opportunities and how we can target the signs of radicalisation.
Watch Naajid Nawaz, Chairman of the Quilliam foundation talk about the signs of radicalisation on Anderson coopers 360 here
Maajid Nawaz on UK BBC show ‘This Week’
Click here to watch Maajid Nawaz on the BBCs ‘This Week’
Maajid Nawaz joins Andrew Neil on ‘This Week’ to discuss his take on the motivations behind the Boston Bombings
Quilliam Chairman Maajid Nawaz talks to Anderson Cooper of CNN.
Maajid Nawaz speaks to Al-Shorfa about journey from ‘extremism to democratic awakening’
In his newly-published autobiography, “Radical: my journey from Islamist extremism to a democratic awakening”, Maajid Nawaz, chairman of the British counter-extremism think tank Quilliam Foundation, recounts his transformation from being a member of an extremist party to founding one of the world’s first counter-extremism organisations.
Nawaz began as a member and leader in Hizb ut-Tahrir — a party calling for the establishment of an Islamic caliphate — then abandoned his radical ideas in an Egyptian prison before returning to Britain to combat the same ideology he had previously worked to spread.
Al-Shorfa spoke to Nawaz about his personal journey and his views on al-Qaeda, the Taliban and extremism. (more…)
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Quilliam Chairman Maajid Nawaz talks to Anderson Cooper of CNN.
Maajid Nawaz speaks about journey from ‘extremism to democratic awakening’
In his newly-published autobiography, “Radical: my journey from Islamist extremism to a democratic awakening”, Maajid Nawaz, chairman of the British counter-extremism think tank Quilliam Foundation, recounts his transformation from being a member of an extremist party to founding one of the world’s first counter-extremism organisations.
Nawaz began as a member and leader in Hizb ut-Tahrir — a party calling for the establishment of an Islamic caliphate — then abandoned his radical ideas in an Egyptian prison before returning to Britain to combat the same ideology he had previously worked to spread.
Al-Shorfa spoke to Nawaz about his personal journey and his views on al-Qaeda, the Taliban and extremism. (more…)