Mansour Al-Hadj: From Extremist Muslim to Peace Advocate

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Mansour Al-Hadj was born and raised in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, and immigrated to the US in 2005. He has a degree in Sharia and Islamic Studies from The International University of Africa in Khartoum, Sudan. Mansour has first-hand experience with radicalization tactics used to recruit and mobilize Muslims worldwide. His research and writings in Arabic and English have focused on understanding the root causes of violent extremism in Arab and Muslim lands. Mansour is the Director of the Reform Project at the Middle East Media and Research Institute (MEMRI) and a founding member of Clarity Coalition and has testified before the US Congress on the development of strategies to counter jihadist websites.
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Комментарии : 28

@SixerIverson04 День назад

Keep the videos going and congratulations for reaching 22.5k subscribers!

@intramotus День назад

Excellent topic, thank you for your content.

@EmilCohenblackrose 22 часа назад

Islam in reality, is, a sentence for life... A prison of the mind .

@rachelbuzaglo904 18 часов назад

He is remarkable man.

@poguelet 23 часа назад

Great show, great guest and moderator!

@Woundedpeacechick 8 часов назад

Thank you Mansour. Thank you Yasmin. @Woundedpeacechick 1 minute ago I spent ten years making friendships with and speaking up for Palestinians, as an American raised Jew, living in Israel for more than 20 years. After October 7th I started feeling extremely hurt and disappointed by my friends whom I spoke up for, for so long because of their inability to see the Palestinian part in this whole situation, even after what just happened. Also a denial of a lot of things that happened that day. It’s really healing and hopeful for me to listen to your dialogues with people willing to say the truth. No culture or country is perfect or without sin. I believe that we need to have peace and the only way we will get there is if both sides are willing to take responsibility for their part and be honest about it. I think Muslims cultures have a long way to go with this but you are both doing great work in paving the way. Thank you so much.

@Elias-Mesias-Meshi 13 часов назад

As Christian from a Islamic country,impossible samexistence between Islam and civilization! Love ❤️ to Jewish people! Palestinian is Arab. Thank You Yasmine.

@Mojojojo85757 8 часов назад

May The Lord Jesus bless you ❤

@theinngu5560 13 часов назад

I truly respect those who have been able to change their minds from radical Islamic ideology to a more sane and humane way of thinking. I understand the dangers but to stop harming others means you stop harming yourself. I hope all these people continue to help others escape the ideology which causes so much suffering in the world.

@serpentines6356 11 часов назад

Yes, bad ideologies, wrong thinking causes much suffering in the world.

@tombergins8215 День назад

So his poor mother was basically a slave since childhood

@gg_rider 23 часа назад

Self employed

@kathartzell4856 Час назад

Yasmine You are a Miracle! Fantastic conversation!

@tish3092 День назад

What a lovely man. My mum had 8 chikdren and until I was three we lived in two rooms ..and this was in the UK. My father worked nights to build a house in the day and mum earned money singimg in the evenings and at wedddimgs and funerals. We do not make them like this anymore.His mum sounds like a power house.

@serpentines6356 День назад

"Go getter", hard working parents like yours are such good examples for everyone. Bless your family! 🙏💜🌿

@tochiRTA День назад

Great interview!

@sshhlisten День назад

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@sahrsahr-yx6vc День назад

Elsa me that you did Arabic I do I'm walking dead Maserati Michelle McCool Arabian Cheyenne

@ramabapat 2 часа назад

Every large population group ought to have two directions to look in - outward and inward - whites, blacks, browns, religions etc.

@TessaTheGoldenDoodle Час назад

Jihad verses will NOT go away as long as they are in the Koran. Extremism will go on as long as people read this book.

@helpanimals- 6 часов назад

It's sad even today it's still about "white" and non-white people. Do you realize we are all from the same human race that happen to come in shades of brown?

@marktodd3097 13 часов назад

Yasmine, regarding your comment about cherry picking from Islam, with the example you gave about apostasy, with one verse saying that apostates must be executed (which is the law in 13 Muslim majority countries to date) and another verse saying "there is no compulsion in religion": From what I know, there is a doctrine in Islam called abrogation, which is meant to deal with conflicting verses, and the rule is that the verse revealed later in Mohammed's life takes precedence over the earlier verses. In the case of the verses on apostasy, the one calling for the death of apostates was revealed later, and so this is explains the legal death penalty for those who leave Islam (and the "honour" killings carried out by family and the community in nations where it is not enforced by law.) The more peaceful and tolerant verses in the Quran are the ones revealed earlier to Mohammed while he was still in Mecca, when he did not have any real power and only a few followers. After he fled to Medina and gained political power and a larger following, the later verses that come from that period are the violent and intolerant ones, and because of abrogation (mentioned in the Quran) it is these ones that are most often followed. While the peaceful earlier Meccan verses are convenient to be used by Islamic apologists who want to portray Islam as a peaceful benign, misunderstood religion. This is my understanding, but I'd like to hear what you think because you know Islam better than I do. All the best to you, keep up your work!

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