A leading world critic of Muslim extremism says New Zealand should establish "assimilation centres" for migrants and refugees from Muslim countries. Hirsi Ali will speak at an event organised by Sydney-based promoters ThinkInc atthe Bruce Mason Centre in Takapuna on April 9. Hirsi Ali, 47, suffered female genital mutilation as a child and was granted asylum in the Netherlands in 1992, saying she was fleeing from an arranged marriage. Dr Zain Ali of Auckland University's Islamic Studies Research Unit said this change in her views made Hirsi Ali "a very fascinating figure". 5 points to reform IslamProposed by Ayaan Hirsi Ali in her book Heretic (2015)1.

Source: New Zealand Herald March 05, 2017 03:00 UTC