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Nobody can deny the fact that Tariq Ramadan’s theology has gained much attention in the world. His thoughts have brought about much debate and academic discussion. In fact, he is a controversial thinker, admired by some for his defense of a reformed Islam, and criticized by others for being the acceptable and media-savvy spokesperson for radical Islam. Since academic research is primarily about objectivity and providing strong evidence for what one puts forward, it is important to frame this paper accordingly. Therefore, this paper neither praises the scholar nor undervalues his work, but rather it delves into the intricacies of his thinking and his propositions.
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To Cite this Article: Zehani, A. (2022). Who is Tariq Ramadan? International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences. 12(5), 1996– 2005.
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