A Response to 5th April Article in the Guardian by Nazia Parveen

Thoughtful and well-meaning critics of certain aspects of Islamic ideology, in particular its teachings concerning the treatment of non-Muslims who will not accept the "supremacy" of this belief system over their own, are NOT "far-right" or "Islamophobes". Tragically there is much to criticize ethically here and Islam should have no right as an ideology to receive any special treatment. Indeed, modern scholars such as Patricia Crone and archaeologist Dan Gibson have cast doubt on the traditional Islamic narrative of its origins and even of its holy city of Mecca. Isn't the search for historical truth ultimately more important than sticking to hateful dogma? You are welcome to post this video on any other platform or channel. This is a link to the article in question: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/05/police-investigate-uk-far-right-groups-over-anti-muslim-coronavirus-claims