Censorship in Islamic societies

Trevor Mostyn

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Trevor Mostyn addresses the contentious and turbulent issue of freedom of speech in Islamic societies. He argues that Islam is by its nature more tolerant than Judaism or Christianity. He notes that fundamentalist Islam has rejected this tolerance.

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