Can Islamic and European Civilizations Coexist?

The New York Times Book Review asks “Can Islamic and European Civilizations Coexist?” in the online headline of the reveiw of Akbar Ahmed’s  Journey Into Europe: Islam, Immigration and Identity. We know the the Prophet of the Lovely Star believed they could, evincing admiration for Islamic culture, journeying to Islamic countries , writing under Islamic pseudonym’s and appearing in Islamic dress. In this, he was influenced by his hero Sir Richard Burton. So, this book could be of interest to those immersing themselves the Prophet’s systems of magick and religious philosophies. Or of those attending events called things like “Kaaba Colloquium.”

Read de review:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/books/review/journey-into-europe-akbar-ahmed.html.

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Frater Lux Ad Mundi

2 Comments

  1. The aspects of Islam that AC admired were precisely those aspects that would most horrify liberals.

    Most Muslims would probably find my views on warfare, sex, and other such culturally conservative teachings to be more or less in line with their religion.

    I’m not so sure that the same would apply to most self-professed Thelemites.

    Demographics is destiny. To our more left leaning Thelemic brethren, I would suggest looking up the types of people who’re having the most children. Evangelical Christians, Mormons, Muslims, and those of a similar bent. That is what the future is going to look like. Hedonistic atheism and secularism are going into the dustbin of history.

    Prepare yourselves accordingly.

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