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ISLAMIC ARCHIVESMon intime convictionTariq Ramadan
Published
2008
Venue
Presses du Châtelet (Paris) 2009; Archipoche pocket 2010; first as Face à nos peurs, Tawhid 2008
Language
French
Type
Book
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Mon intime conviction

Tariq Ramadan

Responds to the controversies that followed him in several countries, restating his positions on faith, violence, women, Israel and Western secular societies, and asking for trust and debate instead of suspicion.

Keywords: My Intimate Conviction, Face à nos peurs, controversy, reply to critics, secularism

Archived 16 October 2026 · Source: Internet Archive

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Ramadan, Tariq. Mon intime conviction. Presses du Châtelet (Paris) 2009; Archipoche pocket 2010; first as Face à nos peurs, Tawhid 2008. Archived 16 October 2026 in Islamic Internet Archives: Archive of Modern Islamic Thought. https://islamicarchives.org/works/tariq-ramadan-mon-intime-conviction/