#020 - Momus Najmi - Britain Is Suffering A Clash Of Civilisations

from Thinking Class · host John Gillam

Momus Najmi is writer, commentator, and podcaster. Host of The World of Momus podcast and author of the Substack 'The World of Momus'. Momus has made appearances on broadcast media such as GB News and on podcasts such as New Culture, British Thought Leaders, and many more. In this episode, Momus and I talk about his experience of leaving Islam, why he chose to England and Britain as the place he wished to call home, the tension between British culture and Islam, and the impact of mass immigration on culture.Show notesWorld of Momus - SubstackMomus Najmi - X

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