Now Malaysians can read Akyol’s banned book ‘Islam without Extremes’ for free online | Malay Mail

Turkish writer Mustafa Akyol speaks during a forum by the Islamic Renaissance Front in Kuala Lumpur on January 23, 2016. — Picture by Choo Choy May

“The most shocking idea in my book that can ‘alarm public opinion’ is that Islam should not be coerced,” Akyol wrote on US-based public policy research organisation Cato Institute’s website, where“Or, as the Qur’an says, ‘There should be no compulsion in religion ’ If there is something alarming in this whole scene, it is the very banning of such reasoned arguments on crucial matters about the practice of Islam in the modern world.

“Therefore, with the generous permission of the Islamic Renaissance Front, I have decided to share the Malay edition of my book, Islam without Extremes, here on the Cato Institute website.

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