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Ali Sina is a Canadian Iranian apostate and a strong critique of Islam. He is the founder of [[Faith Freedom International|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faith_Freedom_International]] that describes itself as a grassroots movement of ex-Muslims.<ref>http://www.faithfreedom.org/about-us/</ref> He has also launched his personal editorial blog [http://www.alisina.org www.alisina.org]. |
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In his book Understanding Muhammad, a Psychobiography of Allah’s Prophet, Sina argues that the prophet of Islam suffered from a series of mental and personality disorders, which can explain the phenomenon of Islam. He believes the Prophet suffered from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and a host of other co-morbidities, including acromegaly that according to Sina was the cause of the death of the Prophet.<ref>http://alisina.org/understanding-muhammad/</ref> |
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He has conducted debates with Muslims, several of them prominent scholars, like Grand Ayatollah Montazri, Javed Ahmad Ghamedi, Moulana Amjal Qadri and Edip Yuksel.<ref>http://www.faithfreedom.org/category/features/debates/</ref> |
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Sina’s contention is that Islam promotes hate and disunity and as such it is an impediment to peace. According to his website, he has issued a challenge that should anyone prove him wrong he will publicly acknowledge his error and withdraw his charges against Islam, and will pay $50,000 to that person.<ref>http://www.faithfreedom.org/challenge.htm</ref> |
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Ali Sina is a Canadian Iranian apostate and a strong critique of Islam. He is the founder of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faith_Freedom_International that describes itself as a grassroots movement of ex-Muslims.[1] He has also launched his personal editorial blog www.alisina.org. In his book Understanding Muhammad, a Psychobiography of Allah’s Prophet, Sina argues that the prophet of Islam suffered from a series of mental and personality disorders, which can explain the phenomenon of Islam. He believes the Prophet suffered from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Temporal Lobe Epilepsy, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and a host of other co-morbidities, including acromegaly that according to Sina was the cause of the death of the Prophet.[2] He has conducted debates with Muslims, several of them prominent scholars, like Grand Ayatollah Montazri, Javed Ahmad Ghamedi, Moulana Amjal Qadri and Edip Yuksel.[3] Sina’s contention is that Islam promotes hate and disunity and as such it is an impediment to peace. According to his website, he has issued a challenge that should anyone prove him wrong he will publicly acknowledge his error and withdraw his charges against Islam, and will pay $50,000 to that person.[4]