Trend Results : Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Blog Post Results (1-20 of 127)
FILTER RESULTS ►What Does It Really Mean for Women to be ‘Free & Equal’? A Talk by Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Ayaan Hirsi Ali recently spoke at the Sydney Opera House-hosted All About Women conference about how everyone ought to condemn cultural practices such as honor killings, forced marriage, and female genital mutilation: I haven't had a chance to watch the whole talk yet, but please leave important timestamps/summaries in the comments.
Have Morsi
(Scott Johnson) Meeting Ayaan Hirsi Ali at the fourth annual Presidential Conference in Jerusalem this past June may have been my personal highlight of the year. I posted videos of my interview with her here and here. She is a true friend of Israel and the Jewish people. Show More Summary
First Paragraph
All my life I have been a nomad. I have wandered, rootless. Every place I have settled in, I have been forced to flee; every certainty I have been taught, I have cast aside. - From Nomad by Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Single-Issue Lives: On Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Hero Worship
[Editor's Note: Please welcome guest blogger Andrew Tripp, author of Considered Exclamations and president and co-founder of the DePaul Alliance for Free Thought, a Secular Student Alliance and Center for Inquiry on Campus affiliate. I invited Andrew to write this post following a conversation... Read More
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
All of religion is crazy — not just the crazy parts.
How Do You Start an Islamic Reformation?
Since my post on the U.S. embassy riots had so many good comments, I thought I'd write a sequel and continue the discussion. I'd like to offer some further thoughts about Ayaan Hirsi Ali's article in Newsweek, on the mindset of "Muslim rage" and what this violence means for the future of Islamic... Read More
Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s piece on Islamist riots infuriates leftwing media
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former Muslim woman who authored a fascinating book, “Infidel,” about her life, has penned an article in this week’s Newsweek entitled “Muslim Rage: How I Survived, How We Can End It.” The article and the cover are infuriating the Left, as it tries to skew coverage of the violence occurring in [...]
Letting Islamists dictate what we may say
Ayaan Hirsi Ali on the weakness of…
Are Muslim Extremists a Fringe Group?
There’s been plenty of talk already about Newsweek‘s offensive cover… and the backlash… and the backlash to the backlash… … but Ayaan Hirsi Ali‘s cover story is worth discussing just on its own: The Muslim men and women (and yes, there are plenty of women) who support — whether actively or passively — the idea [...]
Nathan Gardels: AYAAN HIRSI ALI ON ANGER IN THE MUSLIM WORLD OVER VIDEO: DON'T APOLOGIZE
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is the author of "Infidel." She was forced into hiding in Holland after making a film on Islam and women called "Submission"...
Ayaan Hirsi Ali on overcoming 'Muslim Rage'
When Ayaan Hirsi Ali was 19, she “piously, even gleefully” participated in a rally in Kenya to burn Salman Rushdie’s book—despite having never read it. Ali, whose cover story was published today in Newsweek, uses her own personal experiences of what …
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: Mideast Protests 'Last Gasp of Islamic Hate'
The violent Islamist-led protests currently seen around the world cannot long endure, for they do not represent a beginning but a destructive end marking "the last gasp of Islamic hate."
So writes Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former Muslim and...Show More Summary
"We Must Be Patient"
Even in light of last week's violence, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, unlike her husband, is optimistic about democracy's long game in the Middle East: Utopian ideologies have a short lifespan. Some are bloodier than others. As long as Islamists were able...
Twitterverse reacts to Newsweek's 'MuslimRage' hashtag with humor
Newsweek kicked off the week with an unfortunately named cover story, "Muslim Rage," timed to address the anti-American protests erupting across Muslim countries in the last week. It is written by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, an outspoken critic of Islam, who escape …
Newsweek‘s ‘Muslim Rage’ Cover Invites Controversy, Endless Twitter Mockery
Newsweek again made headlines today with its new cover story, "Muslim Rage." Ayaan Hirsi Ali uses the article as a means to tell us, "How I survived it, how we can end it." And thus, a controversy was born.
Media World Freaks Over Newsweek Cover
Chalk up one more for Newsweek in the magazine cover wars: Their latest headline, "Muslim Rage," runs in big black font over a photo of furious Muslim protesters. The cover article by activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali recounts her tale of emancipation from Muslim fundamentalism, but also makes an argument—that...
All the Laughter Dies In #MuslimRage
Newsweek shows why it's the second-place
newsweekly that wiped the floor with U.S. News &
World Report by running a provocative Ayaan Hirsi Ali cover
story entitled "The
Last Gasp of Islamic Hate" and featuring a pretty garish cover
under...Show More Summary
Newsweek’s #MuslimRage Backfires
Tina Brown successfully trolled the Internet yet again this morning, with a Newsweek cover bearing angry, bearded protesters and a headline of “MUSLIM RAGE.” The article was written by Ayaan Hirsi Ali, wife of historian and previous Newsweek troll-bait provider Niall Ferguson. Sensing the opportunity to troll even harder, the
...
More »
David Sheen: Alternate cover for Newsweek that will never see the light of day
Earlier today we noted the Newsweek cover featuring a story by Islam-basher Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Well, an alternative:
13 Powerful Images of Muslim Rage [Newsweek]
"MUSLIM RAGE," screams Newsweek's new cover story about last week's violent anti-American protests. Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the well-known anti-Islam activist, is here to tell "us" (The_West) how to "end it." And it's true, isn't it? All Muslims are constantly raging about everything. Show More Summary
- Kanye West
- New Slaves
- Saturday Night Live
- Kim Kardashian
- Star Trek Into Darkness
- J.J. Abrams
- Anchorman The Legend Continues
- Cannes Film Festival
- The Great Gatsby
- North Korea
- Eurovision Song Contest
- French President Francois Hollande
- Mayor Rob Ford
- Google Glass
- White House
- Mitt Romney
- San Diego Chargers
- Billboard Music Awards
- Chairman Ben Bernanke
- Preakness Stakes
