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Tariq Ramadan: Metropolis scholar takes leave pinpoint rape allegations
The prominent Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan wreckage taking a leave weekend away absence bring forth Oxford Campus following deflowering and sex misconduct allegations.
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A French satirical newspaper that was attacked by Islamic terrorists in 2015 is receiving new death threats after depicting a Muslim scholar accused of rape with a prominent erection and the caption, "I am the sixth pillar of Islam."
Charlie Hebdo, the provocative Paris periodical where 12 were killed after the publication of a cartoon mocking the Prophet Muhammad, is now taking on Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan, who was nicknamed the Harvey Weinstein of Islam after two women publicly accused the Oxford University academic of rape.
The newspaper said that hate mail and threats have trickled in consistently since the terrorist attacks, adding that it would press charges against anyone identified in the French police investigation.
The publication has vowed to be a "punch in the face" against those "who try to stop us thinking," it said in a statement. "Against those who fear imagination. Against those who don't like us to laugh."
In light of what happened almost three years ago, many rushed to Charlie Hebdo's defense.
"An attack against Islam? In fact, against Ramadan, mocked as a Tartuffe with a big dick who contradicts the very principles he is supposed to teach," wrote Laurent Joffrin, editor of the left-leaning French newspaper Liberation, in an op-ed in defense of the c
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Soon after the #MeToo movement formed in the United States, in response to the Harvey Weinstein scandal, #balancetonporc (“expose your pig”) erupted in France. The effect has been an unprecedented blow to what Sabrina Kassa has described, in Mediapart, as the “patriarchal belly” of a country where harassment and other sexual crimes have often been concealed, or explained away, by a Gallic rhetoric of flirtation and libertinism. In 2008, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who was the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, was subjected to an internal I.M.F. inquiry over allegedly coercing a subordinate to have sex with him. Although he apologized for his “error of judgment,” he was celebrated in the French press as “the Great Seducer.” Had he not been arrested in New York, in 2011, on charges (which were eventually dropped) of assaulting Nafissatou Diallo, a maid, in the presidential suite of the Sofitel Hotel, Strauss-Kahn, a powerful figure in the Socialist Party, might have been elected President of France in 2012.
The #balancetonporc movement has exposed prominent men in business, entertainment, and media, but the most high-profile scandal has been that surrounding Tariq Ramadan, an Islamic scholar and activist whom several women have accused of rape and sexual abuse