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Hamza Tzortzis
British Muslim apologist
Hamza Andreas Tzortzis (Greek: Χάμζα Ανδρέας Τζώρτζης; born [1]) is a British Muslim apologist, public speaker and a researcher on Islam.[2][3] He is a British Muslim convert of Greek descent. He wrote The Divine Reality: God, Islam and The Mirage of Atheism.
Career
Tzortzis has been a guest speaker in the United Kingdom, Turkey and Australia.[4][5] Tzortzis was involved in publishing a survey study in to gauge non-Muslims' views of Islam in the United Kingdom.[2] In he was a finalist for Religious Advocate of the Year at the British Muslim Awards.[6] Tzortzis has contributed to the BBC news programs: The Big Questions and Newsnight.[7][8] Tzortzis stepped down from his role at iERA and joined the Sapience Institute as of [9]
Andrew Gilligan described Tzortzis in a The Telegraph article as "a former researcher for the hardline Hittin Institute and chaired the launch event of iERA, an umbrella organisation hosting many well-known British Muslim extremists who preach opposition to democracy and hatred against homosexuals and Jews."[4] Tzortzis calls this misrepresentations and lies.[10] After Keele University cancelled a speech by Tzortzis, the Stoke Sentinel called him a "radical Islamic speaker a former member of the radical group Hizb ut-Tahrir which believes in the idea of an Islamic state who supports Sharia law [and has] also been linked to controversial comments on homosexuality and a series of other issues."[11] Tzortzis said in a interview that, while he still sees homosexuality as "sinful" in the eyes of God, he condemns any violence towards the homosexual community.[10]
According to Metro, Tzortzis has "claimed that those who leave the Islamic faith ‘should be killed.'"[12] He has since stated that he does not believe in apostasy laws, which he calls "outdated".[10] Tzortzis also criticises child marriage, opposes extremism, denounces the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS), and tries to present a peaceful case for Islam.[5] In India's National Investigation Agency (NIA), in a chargesheet against the Islamic State, named Tzortzis as having directly or indirectly influenced suspects accused of having links with ISIS.[10] Tzortzis says that he has influenced Muslims of all persuasions and cannot be blamed for extremists latching onto his words.[10] He further stated that ISIS are "spiritually diseased, sick people".[10]
Publications
Books
Translations
Bengali
- The Divine Reality: Allah, Islam o Nastikkobader Morichika. Tr.
Masud Shorif, Sean Publications,
- Liberalism o Muslim Somaj (Liberalism and Muslim Society). Tr. Hossain Shakil, Minarah Publications, Unpublished.
Arabic
- al-Haqiqah al-Ilahiyyah: Allah wal-Islam wa Sarab al-Ilhad[14](The Divine Reality). Tr. Naif al-Mal, Markaz Dalil,
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"Three-quarters of non-Muslims believe Islam negative for Britain". The Guardian, 2 August Retrieved 9 August
- ^Lataster, Raphael (July ). "A Refutation of Several Muslim Apologetic Arguments and a Powerful Argument Against God's Authorship of the Quran". Perichoresis.
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- ^ abAndrew Gilligan (18 January ). "Speaker with extremist links to address Detroit bomber's former student group". The Telegraph, 18 January Retrieved 8 May
- ^ abRohan Smith (17 February ).
"So-called radical aiming to speak at Australian Muslim conference declares: 'I'm a peaceful hippie'". , 17 February Retrieved 8 August
- ^"British Muslim Awards finalists unveiled". Asian Image, 23 January Retrieved 10 May
- ^"BBC One - The Big Questions, Series 8, Episode 2 - Credits".
BBC. Retrieved 28 December
- ^"Is clash between Islam and the West inevitable?".Hamza tzortzis ashley madison Political views [ edit ]. Harris rejects the dichotomy between spirituality and rationality , favoring a middle path that preserves spirituality and science but does not involve religion. Archived from the original on November 25, Wikiquote has quotations related to Hamza Tzortzis.
BBC. 17 December Retrieved 28 December
- ^Musa Adnan (15 July ). "Hamza Tzortzis leaves iERA". (Podcast). ReRooted (iERA).Sam harris hamza tzortzis biography Meditation app [ edit ]. January 2, Career [ edit ]. Harris rejects the dichotomy between spirituality and rationality , favoring a middle path that preserves spirituality and science but does not involve religion.
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- ^ abcdefAyaz Farooqui (9 August ). "ISIS are spiritually diseased, sick people: Hamza Tzortzis, UK preacher named in NIA charges". ABP News, 12 August Retrieved 28 December
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"Keele University cancels visit from radical Islamic speaker Hamza Tzortzis". The Sentinel, 1 March Retrieved 8 May
[permanent dead link] - ^Nicholas Reilly (23 August ).Hamza tzortzis wiki Works [ edit ]. Books [ edit ]. Hamza Andreas Tzortzis is a popular speaker at university campuses. Harris rejects the dichotomy between spirituality and rationality , favoring a middle path that preserves spirituality and science but does not involve religion.
"Islamic preacher 'named' on the leaked list of Ashley Madison members". Metro, 23 August Retrieved 8 May
- ^Tzortzis, Hamza Andreas (). The Divine Reality: God, Islam and the Mirage of Atheism. FB Publishing.
Hamza yusuf: He is also a researcher with a recent publication on non-Muslim perceptions on Islam and Muslims. Around , he was described as one of the marginalized "renegade" intellectuals, [ 8 ] though Harris disagreed with that characterization. Washington Post. He further states that in so doing liberal Christianity provides rhetorical cover to fundamentalists.
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