And apparently this happens at Universities. This calls for a repost of Prof. Martins rather clear condemnation of them at the end of this BBC article on the radicalization of women in the U.K. h/t snaphanen
On Monday a female suicide bomber killed 54 people in north-east Baghdad.
We don’t advocate that British Muslims go over and fight
Dr Nazreen Nawaz, Hizb ut-TahrirThe attack may have happened on another continent, but there are increasing concerns that violent extremism among women may now also be increasing in the UK.
It is believed that the process of radicalisation often takes place at universities.
One Islamist group linked with this practice is Hizb ut-Tahrir.
While not itself connected to any terrorist acts, Hizb ut-Tahrir has courted controversy and politicians have seized on some of its more inflammatory views.
The Conservative Party has said it would ban the organisation altogether.
Nazreen Nawaz is a spokeswoman for the group. She became a member while studying medicine at King’s College London.
Today, sitting at her dining table in south London, she teaches her four-year-old daughter how to spell and explains her decision to join.
“The philosophy of Hizb ut-Tahrir offered me a view of Islam that could solve many of the problems in the Muslim world,” Dr Nawaz says. Continue Reading →


The hole where Medine Memi was buried by her relatives in the courtyard of their house in Adiyaman, southeastern Turkey. Photo: REUTERS

