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Tarek Fatah (20 November 1949 – 24 April 2023) was a Pakistani-Canadian journalist and author.

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β€œPakistan is a living testament to the bankrupt idea of an Islamic State.”
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β€œSindh has been destroyed by the Urdu speaking people who arrived from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar and took over its capital where Sindhi is not spoken anymore.”
β€œIt wasn't us Muslims
who built Babri Mosque
over Ram's Temple;

It was those wicked Hindus
who built the Ram Temple
under the Babri Mosque.”
β€œ"India is the only major civilizational country where you are systematically taught to hate your heritage and glorify the invaders who came to destroy it. And this absurdity is called 'secularism'."”
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β€œThe question is this: Why is it that when the Babri mosque in Ayodhya was demolished, hundreds of thousands of Muslims worldwide took to the streets to protest, but when Saudi authorities plan to demolish the home of our beloved Prophet, not a whisper is heard?”

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Tarek Fatah on Babri Masjid 3 quotes

β€œIt wasn't us Muslims who built Babri Mosque over Ram's Temple; It was those wicked Hindus who built the Ram Temple under the Babri Mosque.”
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Tarek Fatah on Pakistanis 2 quotes

β€œPakistanis are the custodians of the ancient civilization of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, not Madain Saleh in Saudi Arabia or Giza in Egypt. When Pakistanis deny their Indianness, it is equivalent to the French denying their Europeanness.”
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Tarek Fatah on Pakistan

β€œPakistan is a living testament to the bankrupt idea of an Islamic State.”
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Tarek Fatah on Islam in Pakistan

β€œPakistan is a living testament to the bankrupt idea of an Islamic State.”
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Tarek Fatah on Islamofascism

β€œAny use of Islam to develop supremacist ideas, which are political in nature and subjugate people who are not from that philosophy, is fascism. Fascism involves whipping up people under a certain order by employing non-state actors to implement policies of supremacy, whether it is the concept of Aryan supremacy in Germany or Italian Blackshirts. Islamofascism is a new form of fascism where the religion is implemented and used as a political tool to implement the goals of a worldwide caliphate, in which the Muslims will rule supreme and non-Muslims will either have to submit by paying a tax or convert or die. The Muslim Brotherhood, Jamat-i-Islami, Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba, SIMI, Taliban, Al Qaeda or ISIS, they are all different shades of the same animal; a worldwide Islamofascist ideology.”
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Tarek Fatah on Irshad Manji

β€œTwo other women, authors Irshad Manji (The Trouble with Islam Today) and Asra Nomani (Standing Alone in Mecca), have thrown a more robust challenge to the Islamic establishment, but instead of being debated on the merits of their case, the two were unfairly dismissed as attention-seeking apologists for the West.”
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Tarek Fatah on Khursheed Kamal Aziz

β€œI am hoping that potential recruits from the diaspora of Pakistani youth will realize they are being taken for a ride by the Islamists and are nothing more than gun fodder for the supremacist cults that use Islam as a political tool to further its goals. I hope Pakistanis and their children realize that they are victims of what one of Pakistan’s leading historians, Professor K.K. Aziz, called The Murder of History. In his book by that name, he reveals that for fifty years Pakistanis have been fed myths disguised as truths.”

About Tarek Fatah

Tarek Fatah (20 November 1949 – 24 April 2023) was a Pakistani-Canadian journalist and author.