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Your letters - posted April 10, 2007

Posted in Q & A on Apr 10, 2007

Posted April 10 2007

Faith without Fear follows my journey around the world to reconcile Islam and freedom.

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Premieres in the US on PBS, Thursday, April 19,
9PM Eastern. (Double-check your local listings.)

Airs in Canada on Global, Saturday, April 21,
8PM Eastern. (Double-check your local listings.)

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Learn more about Faith Without Fear.

View a clip of Faith Without Fear.

Trivia: Here’s the “Irshad Manji - Devil in Disguise” pamphlet handed out by a protester in the film.  irshad-manji-devil-in-disguise.jpg

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Sample of film reviews & media coverage

60 Minutes’ Lesley Stahl screens film with Irshad at NYU:
Podcast | Article

“Wonderful documentary”: Voices Unabridged - E-zine about Women and Human Rights Worldwide

“I am biased against her”: Muslim-Canadian blogger

Leonard Lopate radio show - New York

Irshad debating in Detroit (aka the lion’s den) - YouTube
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6
 

Irshad and her mom share a laugh at the Detroit public preview of Faith Without Fear. Editors: Click here to acquire photos from Getty Images.

Detroit Free Press

CBS Radio - Detroit

Paul Harris radio show - St. Louis

Seattle Times

Leslie Roberts radio show, CFRB, Toronto

National Post, Canada

CBC TV: The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos

St Louis Post Dispatch

CBC Radio - Sounds Like Canada

Irshad’s mother doing the Sounds Like Canada interview for CBC Radio

National Public Radio - Washington state

Robert Fulford’s column, National Post, Canada

The Toronto Star

Salon.com

The New Republic Online

Washington Post Online (Irshad’s Q & A with public)

Radio Canada International’s The Link

American Prospect Online

Popmatters.com

NOW Toronto

Slate Magazine

Boston Globe

Orlando Sentinel

Charles Adler Radio Show, Canada [part 1] [part 2]

Victoria Times-Colonist (Canada)

Faith Without Fear is part of the PBS series America at a Crossroads.

Irshad explains to CBS News how ijtihad (critical thinking) reformed a young terrorist – and what Project Ijtihad hopes to do with him now. Watch the video.