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The growing intolerance towards Islam.(Society)
I WAS GREATLY RELIEVED when my September 2006 issue of Quadrant arrived in Jeddah, in its clear plastic envelope. Moreover I was delighted that it had made its way past the censors, particularly with its bold subheading "The Growing Problem with Islam" in at least a size 18 black type font, just below the magazine title.
One could assume one of two reasons for this. First, since the accession of King Abdullah there's been an opening up of the kingdom to some aspects of Western media and its myriad forms of communication. It is not uncommon to finds books on Eastern meditation, Westernised yoga practices along side American-style self-help texts and periodicals ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, The growing intolerance towards Islam.(Society)