Fariq Naik – Dlasi Olari Historian

Fariq Naik
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The speaker discusses the myth of Islam at the crossroad, stating that history tells us that the legend of the sword is the most accurately representation of the myth. He uses a book called Islam at the crossroad to explain the myth and notes that the myth is a myth that never changes.
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And, the best reply to the misconception

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that Islam was fed by the sword is

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given by the famous historian,

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Delacic O'Leary in the book Islam at the

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crossroad. On page number 8, he says that

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history makes it clear that however,

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the legend of fanatical Muslims

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sweeping across the world, forcing Islam

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at the point of the sword overconquered

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races is the most fantastic absurd myth that

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historians have ever repeated. I would like to

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repeat the statement, De Lassie O'Leary, in the

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book, Islam at the crossroad.

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On page number 8, he says that history

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makes it clear that however the legend of

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fanatical Muslims sweeping across the world, forcing Islam

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at the point of the sword is the

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most fantastic

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absurd myth that historians have ever repeated

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