Abdullah al Andalusi

TV Debate - Krishna Bhan (Hindu Council UK)

Speech at the Uyghur Spirit Youth Conference

Project Barakah

In this edition of the show we talk to Abdullah al-Andalusi about his journey to Islam. He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. He chose to convert to Islam following a long and thorough research period early in his life. He studied and questioned all sorts of belief systems, until he finally found Islam. Now he feels passionately about breaking down stereotypes of Muslims and Islam and is a prolific writer and experienced in debating. "This programme was produced by Aparat Ltd for Press TV"

Explosive debate with the highly vocal Irish feminist at a Dublin university, Rebak'ah Mckinney-Perry, and the Muslim speaker, Abdullah al Andalusi, on the topic 'does Islam treat women right?' Debate was held on 18th February 2014, hosted by the University College Dublin Law Society.

Democracy and Islam - is there a clash? Abdullah al Andalusi debates Amedee Turner on whether democracy clashes with Islam, and whether it is something the people should even strive for in their countries. 31st March 2011 University of Greenwich

The lecture presentation presents the surprising, if not shocking similarities between Christianity and Islam. The facts presented that would demonstrate that Islam is no more foreign to Western Europe than Christianity is! The many similarities between the two religions include the early rituals and practices of Christians, as well as the alleged teachings of Jesus depicted in the New Testament Bible, and the teachings of Muhammed (SAW) and the Quran. What people will find is that many Muslim practices and traditions encountered by Europeans are actually a revival of early Christian ritual practices and worships in Europe. Issues covered include: Did Jesus and Muhammed use the same word for God? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Forgiveness? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Repentance? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on the key to Salvation? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Supplicating and Ritual Prayer? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on Eating Meat not drained of blood during slaughter? What did Jesus and Muhammed teach on being called the 'son of God', literal or a metaphorical Semitic expression? Other topics briefly covered include: Is God, and was the Trinity originally taught by Jesus? What is the Muslim approach to the Bible? Can Muslims and Christians work and live together in mutual respect and co-existence?

On the 4th November 2010, the Cambridge Union held a debate entitled "This House believes Islam is a Threat to the West". Muslim speakers include Abdullah al Andalusi and Idris Tawfik. Arguing that Islam is a Threat to the West, is prominent member of Stop the Islamification of Europe (SIOE), Stephen Gash.

Which is the true religion of peace for the world today - Islam or Christianity? Date: 26th March 2010 Venue: Kingston College, University of London Debate Speakers: Reverend Jay Smith Abdullah al Andalusi

The true cause of doubts about religion and God - an Islamic Response

The Solution to Poverty - the Islamic Economic System University of East Anglia 15th March 2013

How Muslims should navigate Western society polarised between Right and Left Wing The lecture will be about the confusion facing people in both the West, including Muslims residing there, about how to navigating the competing ideologies of the “right-wing” and “left-wing” factions. Abdullah al Andalusi presents the origins of this “scale”, and how the scale was invented to “measure” the madhahib [schools of thought] withing Secular Liberalism. Abdullah explains how Islam doesn’t fit on either end of the scale, and what Muslims can do to navigate the politics and social spheres of a society wracked by sectarian divisions within Secular-liberalism. The lecture will help to clarify how Muslims can navigate between, and deal with, the ideologies of both the far-right (fascists, ethno-nationals), right-wing/centre-left (classical liberals, sectarian conservative Christians) and left-wing (socialists, SJWs, 3rd wave Feminists etc).

Ahl-ul Sunnah speaker, Abdullah, addresses the call for Unity between all Muslims. The Islamic Seminar 'Imam Jafar ul Sadeq and the Cause for Unity', was kindly hosted by Hyderi Masjid (London) on the 25th October 2012 on the anniversary of the death of Imam Jafar ul Sadeq (ra) - the intellectual founder of all Islamic Schools of thought.

Lecture on 'The Rise of ISIS: Origin & Reality' The SOAS Muslim Students' Association in partnership with the SOAS Middle East & North Africa Society hosted the event at the School of Oriental and African Studies [SOAS] on 16th January 2015. The event highlighted the origins of the ISIS crisis, and the follow on, with an insight and critique of ISIS and a look into the current reality and the reaction of the Muslim world.

TV Debate: Can Secularism produce peace and prosperity? Channel: ABTV Show Name: The Big Questions Date: 14 November 2010 Guests: Abdullah al Andalusi (member of MDI) Suran Lal (member of National Secular Society)

Toronto university lecture: Culture vs Islam? How the word "Culture" today pushes Secularism