Difference between revisions of "Sam Solomon"

From Powerbase
Jump to: navigation, search
m (Affiliations)
m (Affiliations)
Line 7: Line 7:
 
*[[Fellowship of Faith for the Muslims, UK]]
 
*[[Fellowship of Faith for the Muslims, UK]]
 
*[[Christian Concern for our Nation]] - Islamic Affairs Advisor<ref name="CC"/>
 
*[[Christian Concern for our Nation]] - Islamic Affairs Advisor<ref name="CC"/>
*[[Christian legal Centre]] - Islamic Affairs Advisor<ref name="CC">[http://www.christianconcern.com/about/people About - People], Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015</ref>
+
*[[Christian Legal Centre]] - Islamic Affairs Advisor<ref name="CC">[http://www.christianconcern.com/about/people About - People], Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015</ref>
 
*[[CounterJihad Europa]]
 
*[[CounterJihad Europa]]
 
*[[International Free Press Society]] - Board of Advisors
 
*[[International Free Press Society]] - Board of Advisors

Revision as of 16:31, 10 February 2015

Sam Solomon is a former Muslim who converted to Christianity ans serves as the the Executive Director of FFM - Fellowship of Faith for the Muslims, UK[1]

'Charter of Muslim Understanding'

Solomon wrote the 2006 'Proposed Charter of Muslim' which contained a foreword by UKIP MEP Gerard Batten and suggested Muslims ought to sign a declaration rejecting violence. The document suggested Muslims ought to sign a a five-point declaration including a rejection of violence.[2] The Tory MP Robert Halfon called the call 'frightening' and 'sinister', comparing the proposal to a first step towards making Muslims wear 'a yellow star', as Jews were made to in Nazi Germany.[3]

Affiliations

References

  1. Biographies, CounterJihad Europa, accessed 5 January 2009.
  2. Rowena Mason, Ukip MEP says British Muslims should sign charter rejecting violence, The Guardian, 4 February 2015
  3. Rowena Mason, Tory MP says Ukip politician's call for Muslim code of conduct is frightening, The Guardian, 5 February 2014
  4. 4.0 4.1 About - People, Christian Concern, accessed 10 February 2015