Up Coming interview with Tarek Fatah – Ask Your Question now

Up Coming interview with Tarek Fatah – Ask Your Question now

Chat On Bharat Marg with Tarek Fatah

He is an author and a weekly columnist for the Toronto Sun. He hosts a weekly Sunday afternoon talk show on Toronto’s CFRB NewsTalk 1010. His book “Chasing a Mirage: The Tragic Illusion of an Islamic State” was runners-up for the prestigious Donner Prize in 2008 while his second book “The Jew is Not My Enemy” won the Helen and Stan Vine Award in 2010.

 

Born in Pakistan in 1949, Fatah was a leftist student leader in the turbulent days of the late 1960s and 70s when he was twice imprisoned by successive military dictators. In 1977, he was charged with sedition by yet another military regime and barred from being a journalist in the country.

After a ten-year stint in Saudi Arabia as an advertsing executive, Fatah and his family migrated to Canada in 1987 where he has been active in the country’s politics and journalism since his arrival. After 9/11, Fatah founded the Muslim Canadian Congress that has led the fight against Islamism and exposed the designs of the Muslim Brotherhood.

In his own words:

“I am an Indian born in Pakistan, a Punjabi born in Islam; an immigrant in Canada with a Muslim consciousness, grounded in a Marxist youth. I am one of Salman Rushdie’s many Midnight’s Children: we were snatched from the cradle of a great civilization and made permanent refugees, sent in search of an oasis that turned out to be a mirage. I am in pain, a living witness to how dreams of hope and enlightenment can be turned into a nightmare of despair and failure. Promises made to the children of my generation that were never meant to be kept.

 

He Further says, “I am a Muslim whose ancestors were Hindu. My religion, Islam, is rooted in Judaism, while my Punjabi culture is tied to that of the Sikhs. Yet I am told by Islamist that without shedding this multifaceted heritage, if not out rightly rejecting it, I cannot be considered a true Muslim.”

 

Mr.Tarek Fatah has a huge following in Bharat and our countries around the world and leads the Baluchistan Movement and also have been very Successful in exposing the human right violations of Pakistan in the process of keeping Baluchistan under control. He also enjoys a huge following in social media.

 

We will request every one of you to submit all your desired questions to Mr.Fatah in the comment area here and the popular questions will become part of the interview questions.  Here is a great opportunity for any one to ask question and get ready to get answered in Chat on Bharat Marg in the coming month.

 

 

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2 Comments

  • Rajan , October 8, 2017 @ 2:21 pm

    1. Finally have the prayers of Indians been answered with the ascent of Donald Trump? Or is his tirade against Pakistan just a rhetoric?
    2.Modi had two constituencies, those who saw him as a mantle holder for development and the other as a saviour of Hindus. Is he doing enough in both these fronts. What more does he have to do immediately mitigate the disillusionment that has set in?
    3.Is enough being done to counter the might of the missionaries in India
    4.By pulling off the impossible of letting woman drive, has the young King of Saudi Arabia set in motion a revolution. How will this and other subsequent moves by him affect the Geopolitics of Saudi Arabia in specific and world in general?

  • M patel , October 16, 2017 @ 3:11 pm

    My question for mr. Fatah is why is Pakistan so obsessed with India? They refuse to look at the welfare of the country and it’s people but they focus more on defeating India and putting India down. Why is this the case?

    I also want to understand what leads the terrorist to go far as killing themselves or blow themselves up to kill a few, what is there mindset and is it related to Islam and Quran? You have read the Quran and grew up with its teachings so please clarify if there are verses and teachings that can lead the mindset of a person to such violent behaviour.

    Can Islam be reformed and how can it happen?

    Can Muslims not get out of poverty if they allow there wives to work and give them more freedom?

    There was a time when Muslims didn’t eat beef in India but now all they want to do is eat beef in India? Why did the mindset change? There use to be good brotherhood and respect between Hindu and Muslims, how can this come back in India?

    How do you see Muslims voting in the next election?

    Do you feel Modi has treated Indian Muslims fairly since he has taken over as pm?

    Should India be renamed to Hindustan or Bharat?

    Dhunyawad

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