Should Muslims embrace Democracy?

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 >> TRIGGER WARNING! Summmary was AI Generated!: The speakers discuss the political and political environments in various countries, including protests against police brutality, the use of Islam as a political tool, the history of the bill, and the importance of sovereignty and the majority's authority. They also touch on the need for political philosophy and fiscal policy to improve people's lives and boost spending cuts, as well as the importance of history and government involvement in the political process. The conversation touches on the social network and the potential implications of the protests and dictatorship, as well as the importance of belief in something or someone else for "immorality."