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Tommy Robinson sits down with Imam Mohammad Tawhidi, widely known as the “Imam of Peace,” for a fascinating discussion about whether Islam can realistically be reformed.
Tawhidi, an Australian Muslim scholar originally from Iran, describes his experience studying inside the Islamic religious system, challenging corruption and facing imprisonment after criticizing the political forces controlling religious education.
During the conversation, Tommy presses Tawhidi on violent scripture, radicalization, Sharia courts, foreign funding, immigration and whether Britain can afford to wait generations for a moderate Islamic movement to emerge.
Tawhidi makes a striking distinction: Islam as an entire religion may never undergo the kind of immediate reformation Western commentators imagine, but individual Muslims and communities can still become more peaceful, democratic and integrated over time.
The two also discuss Saudi and Iranian influence, halal-certification funding, the growth of radicalism among younger generations and what Britain can realistically do to limit extremist ideology without targeting peaceful Muslims.
Can Islam truly be reformed—or can only individual Muslims change? Watch the full reaction and share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.
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