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Imran Khan

Cited in 5 segments across 5 recordings · 2020 to 2022 · person/person:imran-khan

Citing segments

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19 Aug 2022video Why did Salman Rushdie write The Satanic Verses? In his personal opinion, Rushdie wrote the novel chiefly as defiance of his father, did not expect the backlash, and has since been abandoned even by the left he championed. LessonSalman RushdieThe Satanic Verses (novel)Anis Ahmed RushdieImran Khan machine7 min 56 s44:48on YouTube
16 Jul 2020video Should Pakistan allow a Hindu temple to be built in Islamabad? Yes, he says: Pakistan is a nation-state of equal citizens, not a khilafah, and Muslims who demand tolerance abroad while opposing a temple at home have become bigots. The Quran itself says Allah's name is glorified in other faiths' places of worship. Lessonposition checkedQuran 22:40-41 (Surah al-Hajj)Imran Khanthe Hindu temple (mandir) in Islamabadkhilafah machine4 min 08 s26:20on YouTube
14 Jul 2020live stream Should Pakistan allow a Hindu temple in Islamabad? Mufti Abu Layth supports the Islamabad temple: Pakistan is a nation-state of equal citizens, and Muslims who demand tolerance abroad but deny it at home are bigots. Lessonposition checkedQuran 22:40-41 (Surah al-Hajj)Imran Khanthe Hindu temple (mandir) in Islamabadkhilafah machine4 min 27 s1:40:22on YouTube
10 Jul 2020MindTrap with Mufti Abu Layth Should Pakistan allow a Hindu temple to be built in Islamabad? Mufti Abu Layth thinks building a temple for Pakistani Hindus is a kind gesture and that Muslims have no reason to feel insecure about it. Question from live chatguest speechShaykh Omar Balochthe Islamabad Hindu temple controversy (2020)Imran KhanHinduism machine3 min 12 s2:22:50on YouTube
28 Apr 2020video The backlash to Maulana Tariq Jamil's dua on media, modesty and the pandemic, and the clip Mufti Abu Layth sets out the controversy over Maulana Tariq Jamil's dua, in which he criticised media lies and spoke of modesty, reads critics who called it misogynistic, and plays the clip. Lessonquoted view, not his positionguest speechMaulana Tariq Jamilthe Covid-19 pandemicImran Khan (the Prime Minister)dua machine5 min 59 s0:00on YouTube