Dear Sir,**********
In his letter, Imam Delic of the Canadian Islamic Congress says that, in my Maclean’s columns, I “allege” that “Muslims believe in drinking their enemies’ blood” and that “contemporary Islam condones sex with minors and animals” .
Er, no. It was not I who “alleged” that.
The latter “allegation” was made in the 1980s by the late Ayatollah Khomeini, a quite famous Muslim in his day, and the former “allegation” was made by Sheikh Omar Brooks, a British Muslim, in a well reported debate at Trinity College, Dublin, the oldest debating society in the world.
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