Infidel

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Infidel is a memoir by Ayaan Hirsi Ali that recounts her journey from a traditional Muslim upbringing in Somalia to becoming a prominent critic of Islam and advocate for women's rights and secularism.

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instanceOf book
author Ayaan Hirsi Ali NERFINISHED
awarded New York Times bestseller status
countryOfPublication Netherlands NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
describesEvent Ayaan Hirsi Ali's arranged marriage
Ayaan Hirsi Ali's election to the Dutch parliament
Ayaan Hirsi Ali's flight to the Netherlands
Ayaan Hirsi Ali's work as an interpreter for refugees
controversy over Ayaan Hirsi Ali's asylum story
genre autobiography
political memoir
hasPart account of life in Ethiopia
account of life in Kenya
account of life in Saudi Arabia
advocacy of women's rights
critique of Islam
description of collaboration with Theo van Gogh
discussion of Dutch politics
narrative of childhood in Somalia
story of seeking asylum in the Netherlands
influenced discourse on women's rights in Muslim societies
public debate on Islam in the West
language English
mainSubject Ayaan Hirsi Ali NERFINISHED
Islam NERFINISHED
Netherlands NERFINISHED
Somalia NERFINISHED
immigration
religious criticism
secularism
women's rights
notableQuote I came to believe that life is a matter of choices, and that the choices you make define you.
originalLanguage English
pageCount 353
publicationDate 2006
publisher Free Press NERFINISHED
reviewedIn The Guardian NERFINISHED
The New York Times NERFINISHED
The Washington Post NERFINISHED
theme conflict between religion and individual freedom
criticism of religious dogma
freedom of speech
honor culture
integration and assimilation
oppression of women

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali notableWork Infidel