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  Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi Ali
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  In this
profoundly affecting memoir from the internationally renowned author of "The Caged Virgin, " Ayaan Hirsi Ali tells her
astonishing life story, from her traditional Muslim childhood in Somalia, Saudi Arabia, and Kenya, to her intellectual
awakening and activism in the Netherlands, and her current life under armed guard in the West.
  One of today's
most admired and controversial political figures, Ayaan Hirsi Ali burst into international headlines following an
Islamist's murder of her colleague, Theo van Gogh, with whom she made the movie "Submission."
  She made headlines
again when she was stripped of her citizenship and resigned from the Dutch Parliament.
  
  "Infidel" is the
eagerly awaited story of the coming of age of this elegant, distinguished -- and sometimes reviled -- political
superstar and champion of free speech. With a gimlet eye and measured, often ironic, voice, Hirsi Ali recounts the
evolution of her beliefs, her ironclad will, and her extraordinary resolve to fight injustice done in the name of
religion. Raised in a strict Muslim family and extended clan, Hirsi Ali survived civil war, female mutilation, brutal
beatings, adolescence as a devout believer during the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood, and life in four troubled,
unstable countries largely ruled by despots. In her early twenties, she escaped from a forced marriage and sought asylum
in the Netherlands, where she earned a college degree in political science, tried to help her tragically depressed
sister adjust to the West, and fought for the rights of Muslim immigrant women and the reform of Islam as a member of
Parliament. Even though she is under constant threat -- demonized by reactionary Islamists and politicians, disowned by
her father, and expelled from her family and clan -- she refuses to be silenced.
  
  Ultimately a celebration
of triumph over adversity, Hirsi Ali's story tells how a bright little girl evolved out of dutiful obedience to become
an outspoken, pioneering freedom fighter. As Western governments struggle to balance democratic ideals with religious
pressures, no story could be timelier or more significant.
  
  If anyone’s qualified to critique
“Muslim rage” from a position of absolute moral authority, it’s Hirsi Ali. A former Islamic
fundamentalist, she speaks from personal experience when she describes deadly fanaticism and atrocities like female
genital mutilation. And after working to expose Muslim subjugation of women, violent threats on her life forced her into
hiding. But that experience makes no difference to the most despicable actors on the Left. Moral compasses spinning
revoltingly out of control, Twitterers smeared Hirsi Ali as a “bigot” and “Islamophobe” for her
important piece on the bloody, chaotic Arab Spring and ongoing embassy attacks.
  
  
  Editorial Reviews
  
  From Publishers
Weekly
  
  Starred Review. Readers with an eye on European politics will recognize Ali as the
Somali-born member of the Dutch parliament who faced death threats after collaborating on a film about domestic violence
against Muslim women with controversial director Theo van Gogh (who was himself assassinated). Even before then, her
attacks on Islamic culture as "brutal, bigoted, [and] fixated on controlling women" had generated much controversy. In
this suspenseful account of her life and her internal struggle with her Muslim faith, she discusses how these views were
shaped by her experiences amid the political chaos of Somalia and other African nations, where she was subjected to
genital mutilation and later forced into an unwanted marriage. While in transit to her husband in Canada, she decided to
seek asylum in the Netherlands, where she marveled at the polite policemen and government bureaucrats. Ali is up-front
about having lied about her background in order to obtain her citizenship, which led to further controversy in early
2006, when an immigration official sought to deport her and triggered the collapse of the Dutch coalition government.
Apart from feelings of guilt over van Gogh's death, her voice is forceful and unbowed—like Irshad Manji, she
delivers a powerful feminist critique of Islam informed by a genuine understanding of the religion. 
  Copyright
© Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
  
  From Bookmarks Magazine
  
  Although Ayaan Hirsi Ali remains Public Enemy #1
for radical Muslims, she refuses to be silenced. In this captivating memoir—an act of courage itself—she
shares the evolution of her values, beliefs, and identity, all propelled by an urgent mission to educate Western
countries about the bigotries of other nations. Set against a terrifying geopolitical landscape of African wars and
Muslim fundamentalism, Hirsi Ali addresses timely topics: the plight of refugees and women; the Muslim clan system;
forced marriage; political asylum; and, perhaps most significantly, her own personal religious crisis. Written in
descriptive, clear prose, Infidel, with its radical feminist criticism of Islam, offers a disturbing view of the modern
world—and inspired every critic who read it. Copyright © 2004 Phillips & Nelson Media, Inc.
  
 

  Most Helpful Customer Reviews
  
  A vivid chronicle of a triumphant escape from cultural confinement
  By Steve Summers VINE VOICE
on February 17th 2007
  
  Autobiographies often suffer from late-life authorship--a time when the
fires are 
  damped and the events foreshortened by time. This one--by a woman still in her thirties--is an
exception to nearly every rule of the genre. Not least for its electrifying readability: it consumed every free moment
of the two days it took to finish it. Putting it down was simply not an option.
  
  This book will grab your
imagination like no other, transplant you into a world you have probably never known, and introduce you to the intimate
world of a Muslim family swept by circumstance all over Africa, Arabia, and Europe. The complex interaction of tribes,
clans, cultures, extended families and nations (and their consequences) isn't dryly analyzed, it is woven into a
personal drama with the momentum of a locomotive. The love of family rides perilously over the jarring railbed of
refugee life, of ancient and modern Islamic conflicts, all of it recounted with real compassion in beautifully clear
English. This multilingual immigrant needs no ghostwriter.
  
  Unlike the collection of editorial essays
which comprised "The Caged Virgin", "Infidel" is a consistently focused narrative of a spectacularly eventful life
launched almost inadvertantly into an unparalleled adventure in moral courage. But there's far more here than a
clash-of-cultures story well told. There is no targeted rush toward a predestined liberation. The revelatory discovery
of western freedoms comes late in the book and gathers like a slow-motion sunrise. Only in the final chapters does she
defect from Muslim culture, graduate from the University of Leiden, become a Dutch legislator, a target of Islamic
terrorists, and an incendiary revolutionary for Muslim womens' rights.
  
  More than simply discovering
western libertarian values, she shows a deep and critical understanding of their history, how they've shaped the modern
world, and shows their prognosis for dealing with the festering problem of Europe's Islamic subculture. Her
extraordinary life seems more an ongoing work in progress than a settled iconographic career. She has recently moved to
America--the adopted home of another famously eloquent and consequential revolutionary: Tom Paine.
  
  

 A most remarkable book.
  By Jeff Peirce on March 17th 2007
  Format:
Hardcover
  
  Every now and then, something truly remarkable is written. This book falls into that
category. I have read very few books which hit me as hard as this book did. This is a remarkable woman. She has crossed
an impassable divide, and has been able to reach the other side--after considerable suffering, work, and tears. Her
journey has not yet ended. I would imagine much more awaits her. She seems to be fated to say what many do not wish to
hear.
  
  How well does anyone in the west understand Islam, and all the things it does to people? Do we
really understand female genital mutilation, beaten women, arranged marriages, the compuslive need to hide the feminine,
and the complete loss of individual freedom? Americans still don't have a clue. This book makes a very real effort to
explain a few things. It is painful, but important reading.
  
  One can read the various books on Islam--with
great value. This book makes it personal, and painful. It is time the west came to its senses, and faced reality. It is
not "one world," all cultures are not equal in value, and the individual matters much more than the collective living in
darkness.
  
  On a more mundane level, the book is well-written, gripping, heart wrenching, powerful,
painful, touching, and impossible to put down. Read it, and you, too, will feel its remarkable value--and message.

 I wish this wonderful woman well . She has done so very much to open our eyes.
  
  
  Infidel By Amira Mansour on August 20th 2007
  Format: Hardcover
  
  This
is a fantastic description of life in Islam. Ayaan Hirsi Ali explains in very honestly what she has had to deal with in
her life. As an ex muslim myself, she is a brave example for the rest of us women struggling with the threats and
violence of Islam. This is a must read book for those who do not have the time or patience to study Islam and Islamic
culture. It should be mandatory reading for High School Students in the west. Anyone who has to risk their lives to tell
the truth is revolutionary. These days the truth is a revolutionary act and Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a pioneer and my hero.
  
  Biography
  
  Ayaan Hirsi Ali was born in Mogadishu,
Somalia, was raised Muslim, and spent her childhood and young adulthood in Africa and Saudi Arabia. In 1992, Hirsi Ali
came to the Netherlands as a refugee. She earned her college degree in political science and worked for the Dutch Labor
party. She denounced Islam after the September 11 terrorist attacks and now serves as a Dutch parliamentarian, fighting
for the rights of Muslim women in Europe, the enlightenment of Islam, and security in the West.
  
  
 
Product Details
  
  Hardcover: 353 pages
  Publisher: Free Press;
First Edition edition (February 6th 2007)
  Language: English
  ISBN-10: 0743289684
  ISBN-13:
978-0743289689
  
  
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Infidel-Ayaan-Hirsi-Ali/dp/0743289684/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=&qid=
						

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