because a lot of people watching around the world, muslims around the world, will say to themselves, who is this woman? what does she really know about my religion, its theology, the koran, the hadith, and everything else? i am a socialogist of religion, a theologist in islam, a specialist in sufism and islamic activism in the middle east, i studied arabic language at copenhagen university, i studied arabic language in egypt, and ultimately, in syria and damascus. sorry to interrupt, i just want... but arabic language is a very difficult language and i'm still on that journey. 0k. yes. you talk about egypt. i wonder, for example, what do you think the revered islamic scholars of al—azhar university would make of your claims to be redefining a non—patriarchal, non—misogynist islam ? as in any university, there are mixed views. at al—azhar university, concerning the concept of female imams, you will find scholars who say that female imams is a possibility, it's legal, because three out of four islamic schools allow female imams leading the prayers for other women. so it's actua

i'm happy as an american citizen to hand the muslim world to russia and let them ta ke muslim world to russia and let them take the losses. on that happy note let's move on to the americas. we have not just donald let's move on to the americas. we have notjust donald trump in office at the moment, we have the arrival injanuary at the moment, we have the arrival in january of at the moment, we have the arrival injanuary of both scenario bolsonaro, a strongman. these are a crowded neighbourhood ? bolsonaro, a strongman. these are a crowded neighbourhood? what will happen in 2019, i will put mr bolsonaro and mr lopez to one side and say in 2011, i did this so looking ahead to 2012 and confidently predicted basher al—assad will be gone. confidently predicted basher al-assad will be gone. the same way as hosni mubarak and gaddafi will be gone and they are still there. —— he is still therefore will now confidently predict that i don't think donald trump will be president at the end of 2019. i'm with you there. the variety of reasons for fa ct there. the variety of reasons for fact sayi

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talk about what you think we shouldn't use the term "muslim world." guest: that was a term used during the war on terror in the early 2000's. uzbekistan,studying a muslim majority country from the former soviet union. i spent a lot of time in that part of the world. i used to live in turkey. there is diversity in the , different ways of practicing it, people with different beliefs, it's the exact same thing in the muslim world. neither of these worlds actually exist. there is doctrine and practices that many people share, but they vary by cultural context, they vary by country. world" was muslim treated as as much of a diverse place as any other religion would be. as we have begun talking about other issues, the rise of autocracy and fascist movements and white supremacist movements, we have moved away from this and list them in his asian -- this endless demonization of muslims -- i wish people would choose their words with care and respect for diversity and the variety of human experience. host: frank calling from utah. good morning. caller: good mor

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i'm happy as an american citizen to hand the muslim world to russia and let them take the losses. on that happy note let's move on to the americas. we have notjust donald trump in office at the moment, we have the arrival injanuary of both scenario bolsonaro, a strongman. what will happen in 2019, i will put mr bolsonaro and mr lopez to one side and say in 2011, i did this so looking ahead to 2012 and confidently predicted basher al—assad will be gone. the same way as hosni mubarak and gaddafi will be gone and they are still there. i will now confidently predict that i don't think donald trump will be president at the end of 2019. i'm with you there. the variety of reasons for saying this. when he goes, this whole thing is that columnists and journalist who spent no time in the countries that they actually write about, this whole thing about strongmen and autocrats, that will die with them. for a strongman, donald is actually really bad at it erdogan it is good at it, putin is good at it, we will see if bolsonaro is good at it but trust me, donald trump is not good at it. this i

i think given russia's extraordinary success in the muslim world, whether it's internally in chechnya and who could forget the number three in isis was abu al—chechnya or something like that. you know who i mean. i'm happy as an american citizen to hand the muslim world to russia and let them take the losses for a bit. thank you! on that happy note let's move on to the americas, michael. because we have notjust donald trump in office at the moment, we have the arrival in january of jair bolsonaro, the new brazilian leader, a strongman from the right. and have a strongman from the left in mexico, andres manuel lopez 0brador. these are a big figures, it's getting a crowded neighbourhood? what will happen in 2019, i will put senor bolsonaro and senor lopez 0brador to one side and say that in 2011, i did this show looking ahead to 2012 and confidently predicted basher al—assad would be gone. the same way as hosni mubarak and gaddafi would be gone and he's are still there. so i will now confidently predict that i don't think donald trump will be president at the end of 2019. i'm with y

i think given russia's extraordinary success in the muslim world, whether it's internally in chechnya and who could forget the number three in isis was abu al—chechnya or something like that. you know who i mean. i'm happy as an american citizen to hand the muslim world to russia and let them take the losses for a bit. thank you! on that happy note let's move on to the americas, michael. because we have notjust donald trump in office at the moment, we have the arrival in january of jair bolsonaro, the new brazilian leader, a strongman from the right. and have a strongman from the left in mexico, andres manuel lopez obrador. these are a big figures, it's getting a crowded neighbourhood? what will happen in 2019, i will put senor bolsonaro and senor lopez obrador to one side and say that in 2011, i did this show looking ahead to 2012 and confidently predicted basher al—assad would be gone. the same way as hosni mubarak and gaddafi would be gone and he's are still there. so i will now confidently predict that i don't think donald trump will be president at the end of 2019. i'm with y

it seems like there should be more of an outcry from the muslim world, we haven't heard them? these are muslims who are being oppressed inside of china, what is the united states strategy to get more cooperation from muslim countries to speak up for their coreligionists? >> a very good point, i was recently in malaysia and raised this issue with the government. we have been raising it with other muslim majority countries again with the goal of establishing a like-minded cash >> have we raised it with saudi arabia? >> i can't speak to that. >> do you know, missed on? >> we would love to get you a list of the questions and countries we have raised. i assume so but we have to check. >> there are lot but we don't see it at work. i don't think china will respond unless they know in the muslim world and from government to government we should be telling them we expect that as their policy. thank you. >> this whole topic of china is so much more than just a balance of trade and among the president who views himself as a historic and transformational figure and one goal is to remake t

it seems like there should be more of an outcry from the muslim world. we haven't heard them. these are muslims who are being oppressed inside of china. what is the united states strategy to get more cooperation from muslim countries to speak up for their co-religionist? >> a very good question. i was in malaysia and raised this issue with the government there, and we have been raising with other muslim majority countries. again, with a goal of establishing a like-minded -- >> have we raised it with saudi arabia? >> i can't speak to saudi arabia. >> do you know if we have, ms. stone? >> we would be happy to get you a list of countries that we have raised it with. i know it's been the majority of muslim majority countries. >> i don't think china is going to respond unless they know in the muslim world, from government to government, we should be telling saudi arabia and other countries, we expect that as their policy. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator rubio? >> thank you. this is much more than just the balance of trade. among those, president xi reviews himself as a transfor

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there should be more of an outcry from the muslim world. we haven't heard them. these are muslims who are being oppressed inside china. 'hat is the united states strategy to get more cooperation from muslim countries to speak up for their co-religionists? i was in malaysia and raised this issue with the government. with othern raising muslim majority countries with the goal of establishing a like-minded -- senator markey: have we raised it in saudi arabia? mr. busby: i don't know. we would be happy to give you a list of the countries we have raised it with. it is majority muslim countries. senator: we don't see it at work here. i don't think china will respond unless they know that the muslim world, we should be telling saudi arabia and other countries that we expect that as their policy. rubio: this whole topic of china is more than just the balance of trade. views himself as a historic, transformational figure. and one of the goals is to make the global order more advantageous to them, and many things being talked about today are part of that. documented,,e wel

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many muslims in america have been to the part of that world. it is not really like even in the muslim world. we have to examine our relationship with them. host: did you face any restrictions on what you teach or how you taught or did you have any interaction with the kingdom, the government? caller: i did not have any interactions with the government and don't want any interaction with the government. i did not go over there for the interaction with the government. i went over as a citizen to teach. i was hired for my expertise. host: thank you for telling us about it. jim from annapolis, maryland, republican. go ahead. caller: i think everybody is looking at the question should the u.s. respond to saudi arabia and the question is how should we? when we look at how the united states should respond, it should come from our people and should come from the legislature, ourously, but we elect president prete i am a republican and voted for donald trump twice. think weoint, i don't can necessarily agree. we have all gone through the 1970's, we know

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it seems like there should be more of an outcry from the muslim world. we haven't heard them. these are muslims who are being oppressed inside of china. what is the united states' strategy to get more cooperation from muslim countries to speak up for their co-religionists? >> senator, a very good question point. i was recently in malaysia and raised this very issue with the government there and we have been raising with other muslim majority countries, again with the goal of establishing a like-minded -- >> have we raised it with saudi arabia? >> i can't speak to saudi arabia. >> do you know, miss stone, if we have? >> we would be happy to get you a list of the countries we've raised it with. i know it's the majority of muslim majority countries but i'd have to check. >> we just don't see it at work here. i don't think china will respond unless they know and from government to government we should be telling them that we expect that as their policy. thank you, mr. chairman. >> mr. rubio. >> this whole topic of china is more than just the balance of trade. president xi views hi

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is there an animal slaughter in the muslim world? of course, there is. . >> and what i have been talking about those rules? [laughter] . >>. >>, which of those christian investment how much of that made it into the qur'an? . >> and with the new testament and that's not quite the way to talk about it that that table of contents of the bible is often called the canon. . . . . >> very good scholar two teaches judaism and islam at the hebrew college in los angeles, has reminded me that there's a continuous interaction between written culture and oral culture. something which becomes an oral tradition what we call here in urban legends you know that people talk about eventually gets written. and something that has been written first finds its way into oil culture and people just are telling. so this process goes back and forth. and we're talking about an era where nothing was printed. so there were not -- you couldn't have multiple identical copies thousands of identical copies of the same work in circulation so that somebody could easily

talk about what you think we shouldn't use the term "muslim world." guest: that was a term used during the war on terror in the early 2000's. uzbekistan,studying a muslim majority country from the former soviet union. i spent a lot of time in that part of the world. i used to live in turkey. there is diversity in the , different ways of practicing it, people with different beliefs, it's the exact same thing in the muslim world. neither of these worlds actually exist. there is doctrine and practices that many people share, but they vary by cultural context, they vary by country. world" was muslim treated as as much of a diverse place as any other religion would be. as we have begun talking about other issues, the rise of autocracy and fascist movements and white supremacist movements, we have moved away from this and list them in his asian -- this endless demonization of muslims -- i wish people would choose their words with care and respect for diversity and the variety of human experience. host: frank calling from utah. good morning. caller: good mor

world my hope is so low a bit wounded but at the end of the day the reason is this did what i say is this politically the justice is more likely to come politically but not legally legally is much more difficult to prove and i don't know how much turkey has if what it has the definitive proof that muhammad is some an order that ordered the killing plenty of questions being raised there no lessons first pick up on sammy's last point is there any more do you think does the government believe that's going to come out that is to be revealed that will create a direct link between the crown prince because of his murder yes i believe so in terms of that so far we have seen. we actually we received. from the speaking and speech of the pres now gone and foreign minister. that. turkey has more to prove that m.b.'s is playing a major role actually give the or gave the order of killing so we can we can take that. from the. speech in meeting so as long as harkin knows that the closest aides including qahtani wasn't taking place directly in this into this murder so turkey doesn't go further actual

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world and bring that wealth back home. finally, "black flags blue waters" is about crackdowns, punishments and eradication, reacting to the growing problem of piracy in the late 1600s, english launched initiatives that had considerable success in countering the pirate threat but in the mid 17-teens, pirates experienced a resurgence and their number exploded. they focused on british ships traveling along the coast of the american colonies. once viewed by many in a favorable light, pirates were now increasingly viewed as mortal enemies who posed a grave threat to trade through a combination of legal, political and military means, pirates were virtually eliminated by the middle of the 1720s. aside from their actions, the book explores the question of why pirates revered such a dangerous and violent life so far outside the social norms of society. many people view pirates in a romantic light but there was absolutely nothing romantic about them other than the legends woeve woven after they gone. that's not to say they were bori

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. >> this is the third major event in the muslim world in the last 24 hours. >> in tehran this morning, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah, death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that is ape ve that's a very powerful form of delusion. >> the united states was ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that happened in the '70s. >> end of the decade, but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979 we take a deep breath and realize we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is in crisis. the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, what we should have been thinking is how can this get worse? >> it sounds like the most futile observation possible, but i'm going to make it anyhow. we have to find a way to stop terrorism. it is growing at a scary rate. terror is a new form of warfare, and history shows that every new form of warfare, like hitler's, seems indomita

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world. he authors an article saying he was fired for calling enemy insurgents radical islamists. >> no one i have talked to has heard of him complaining while he was at dia that he was in an argument with the administration over the use of the term islamic extremism. that emerged later in his mind. it became a narrative for why he was fired. >> people that get fired end up hating the guy that fired them period. i have watched that inside the army and civilian business world. it's 100% true. >> joining us now, general michael flynn. >> around the same time, the campaign for the 2016 presidential election is heating up. >> i advise a couple of the candidates. that's kind of what -- >> on your knowledge. >> one stands out from the pack. >> we have a president that won't use the term radical, right? he doesn't know radical islamic terrorism. he won't even talk about it. >> he saw a kindred spirit in trump. one of donald trump's central themes was the obama administration is not telling the truth

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around the world it's denounced the murder of. crime and called on supporters of palestine to express their discontent after mauritania the crown prince will have to jordan on monday those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next they with us a recent u.n. report has given renewed to the fight against climate change and from its threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland and the international community sees the opportunity to take concerted action starting with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. the wall street journal says the saudi crown prince was in contact with the team that killed jamal khashoggi does the latest revelation make any difference as muhammad and so on continues to enjoy donald trump support this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm richelle carey the cia has reportedly concluded the order to kill jamal khashoggi was given by the crown prince mohammed bin salma but wall street journal says it's ob

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