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One of today’s most admired and controversial political figures, Ayaan Hirsi Ali burst into international headlines following the murder of Theo van Gogh by an Islamist who threatened that she would be next. She made headlines again when she was stripped of her citizenship and resigned from the Dutch Parliament.

Infidel shows the coming of age of this distinguished political superstar and champion of free speech as well as the development of her beliefs, iron will, and extraordinary determination to fight injustice. Raised in a strict Muslim family, Hirsi Ali survived civil war, female mutilation, brutal beatings, adolescence as a devout believer during the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood, and life in four troubled, unstable countries ruled largely by despots. She escaped from a forced marriage and sought asylum in the Netherlands, where she earned a college degree in political science, tried to help her tragically depressed sister adjust to the West, and fought for the rights of Muslim women and the reform of Islam as a member of Parliament. Under constant threat, demonized by reactionary Islamists and politicians, disowned by her father, and expelled from family and clan, she refuses to be silenced.

Ultimately a celebration of triumph over adversity, Hirsi Ali’s story tells how a bright little girl evolves out of dutiful obedience to become an outspoken, pioneering freedom fighter. As Western governments struggle to balance democratic ideals with religious pressures, no other book could be more timely or more significant.

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"A brave and elegant figure...an honest woman...No one who reads her [memoirs] will doubt the self-questioning and the rigorous honesty of her mind. Perhaps, as in Voltaire's short story 'L'IngÉnu,' it is that too much honesty is sometimes unpalatable, even if it is couched in civil terms...She has an open mind that has released itself from the old straitjacketed frame of reference of Right and Left, she is instinctively, deeply antiauthoritarian and she is unlikely to stick to straight ideological lines. She will go on asking difficult questions."
-- Isabella Thomas, The Observer

"Ayaan Hirsi Ali is one of Europe's most controversial political figures and a target for terrorists. A notably enigmatic personality whose fierce criticisms of Islam have made her a darling of...conservatives...and...popular with leftists...Soft-spoken but passionate."
-- The Boston Globe

"Too potent a social critic to be tolerated any longer [in her home country]...an unflinching advocate of women's rights and an unflinching critic of Islamic extremism."
-- The New York Times

"A charismatic figure...of arresting and hypnotizing beauty...[who writes] with quite astonishing humor and restraint."
-- Christopher Hitchens

About the Author

Ayaan Hirsi Ali was born in Mogadishu, Somalia, was raised Muslim, and spent her childhood and young adulthood in Africa and Saudi Arabia. In 1992, Hirsi Ali came to the Netherlands as a refugee. She earned her college degree in political science and worked for the Dutch Labor party. She denounced Islam after the September 11 terrorist attacks and now serves as a Dutch parliamentarian, fighting for the rights of Muslim women in Europe, the enlightenment of Islam, and security in the West.

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Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: Atria Books; Reprint edition (April 1, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0743289692
ISBN-13: 978-0743289696
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 1.1 x 8.4 inches
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Customer Reviews: 2,134 customer ratings
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #28,456 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #475 in Women's Biographies
- #1601 in Memoirs (Books)
- #269 in Political Leader Biographies

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B. Parsley

One Woman's Journey Out of Bondage

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2016

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Riveting is one word I would use to describe Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s book, Infidel. Her story is one of defiance and great courage. You will see Islam through her eyes and feel her fear, and anger. You will be impressed with the courage that it took this young twenty-two year old girl to reject a marriage she did not want and to escape to a culture that she had been taught to detest. You will see how gradually the light was turned on and she began to see the falseness of all she had been taught. You will cheer her fight to bring awareness to the plight of Muslim women and girls who are basically slaves to an ideology that denies their personhood. Fathers, brothers, and other male relatives have totally control over their lives. Ayaan risk her life to tell the truth about the abominable treatment of Muslim women, not only in the Arab countries but also how they are importing their beliefs to European countries. She has been under the threat of death from Muslim clerics, has had to go into hiding, and has stood and faced it all with dignity. No book will make you more thankful to have been born in America than the book Infidel. It is a must read.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali has experienced, unenviably, three of history’s major tyrannical political movements: Marxist state socialism, welfare-state socialism, and, most toxic, Islam.

Depending on the estimate, somewhere between 60 million and 200 million political murders later, Marxism, and its offshoot, fascism, only require explanation for the terminally ignorant.

Her experience of welfare-state socialism included a serious effort to revoke her dutch citizenship by a senior member of the dutch nomenclatura, and thereby her seat in the dutch parliament, at least in part because her criticisms of female slavery, genital mutilation, honor killings, and so on, occurring in the Netherlands, tolerated by the dutch in the name of multiculturalism, couldn’t easily be dismissed as ‘right-wing racism,’ or as ‘islamophobia,’ given that she’s black from Somalia and a former muslim under threat of death for criticisms of Islam. The death threat was pinned with a knife to the murdered corpse of the dutch film-maker, Theo van Gogh, who produced a short film criticizing islamic treatment of women for Ms. Ali.

As for Islam, and this book, per Ms. Ali, “The message of this book, if it must have a message, is that we in the West would be wrong to prolong the pain of that transition unnecessarily, by elevating cultures full of bigotry and hatred toward women to the stature of respectable alternative ways of life.”

I recommend the book club suggestions at the end of the Kindle Edition of the book also.

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Powerfully Insightful View of the Insular World of the Non-Integrated Muslim World of Immigrants

Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016

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This is a must read for anyone willing to approach the subject of Muslim women's rights with an open mind. Ali delivers a critique of Islam from a former insider's point of view pointing out habits and customs that should be banned all over the world. She decries the liberal West's penchant for turning a blind eye to the abject misery, suffering and physical abuse of women.

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Riveting personal account

Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2018

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Infidel was on my shelf for a long time and I finally got to it. It was an excellent, well written personal account of Ali's journey of such a conservation perspective of Islam and her journey of escaping consistent mental and physical abuse from her mother (if we can call her that) and the constant reminders of how Islam should be applied through their eyes. Ali provides historical backgrounds that allow you to understand the mentality of whom she was frequently around in Africa. Her journey to escape the customs and norms is admirable and inspiring to find the courage to criticize such a debated topic and religion. I would highly recommend this book to everyone as it will either open up your eyes to such tribal cultures or confirm some of your thoughts. Either way, this book certainly creates discussion and while you discuss this re-read her first chapter. It is her personal account. Whatever thoughts you may have about her demonizing the religion doesn't negate her personal experience. Highly recommended!

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Should be required reading in every High School

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2019

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Just finished reading and I feel that right next to Eli Weisel's NIGHT, Hirsi Ali's INFIDEL-- a firsthand account of her growing up in a culture where women are property, mutilated in childhood, where "honor killings" by the hands of their own fathers or brothers are the norm; then her eventual escape to the Netherlands and ultimately becoming a member of Parliament-- should be required reading in our schools.

Unfortunately, I feel most people are afraid of openly criticizing "the religion of peace" and this will most likely not happen.

Hirsi Ali is a true feminist, under constant death threats for even suggesting that Islam should consider reform and for the absolute worst sin of all: leaving it.

Disagree? Read her story and decide.

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Melanie Preston Lewis

EVERYONE MUST READ THIS BOOK

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 27, 2017

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I really don't think there is anything I can say that can give justice to this book. I also think I am too shocked to write cohesively. The horrors Ms Hirsi Ali has been forced to endure cannot be comprehended by us inhabitants of 1st world countries. Her bravery and dignity are beacons in what has become a very dark world. I have only admiration for her triumphs, and sincerely believe that this book should be read by every politician in the Western world. At times her words and her predicaments are so shocking that they make difficult reading. But we only have to read them, she has lived them and is now living with the consequences of her honesty. At times beautiful, at times heartbreaking, there simply aren't enough stars for this book.

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The triumph of courage over oppression, truth over political correctness - please read this book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 1, 2019

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If I can achieve only one thing from writing the many reviews that have appeared on the Amazon website, it is to inspire people throughout the world, both Muslim and non-Muslim, to read this book.

A unique convergence of factors has brought about this supremely compelling and honest account of the truth about Islam – the author’s father, a passionate Muslim and born leader; the author’s mother, an oppressed, abandoned and violently angry woman whose own potential is obliterated by the world into which she was born; the author’s home nation, a Somalia steeped in blind cultural Islam and destroyed by dictatorship and tribal infighting; the chance circumstance that led the author temporarily to Europe and ultimately freedom; and the author herself, one of a minority of oppressed and indoctrinated people capable of rising above her culture and upbringing to view her world with new, honest and courageous eyes.

Hirsi Ali’s passionate mission today appears to be as single-mindedly militant in its atheism and feminism as the religious fanaticism from which she escaped – but understandably so. I will forgive her that, although her policies are in danger of eradicating all the good in the Western world along with the evil of militant Islam and its abhorrent practices.

For all of us in the Western world (and that includes many Muslims) who have tried to persuade ourselves, as we embrace inclusivity and political correctness, that Islam is based like Christianity in love, peace and respect for all people, perhaps we should read the Quran ourselves or at least listen closely to people like this author who have understood the truth about the teaching and instruction of Mohammed.

All that then remains is to rediscover the freedom of speech and ideas that we once enjoyed in this nation, but which has now been lost in the mire of political correctness which dictates what we may and may not say and which worships the idea that to give offence to anyone is an unforgivable sin. To quote the author – “avoiding offence means that we don’t accept each other as equals”. We have stifled honest debate in this country, not least in disallowing ourselves to speak freely about Islam and its vile teachings.

This book should be a wake-up call to all of us who have papered over the cracks and waved the appeasement pact, like Chamberlain in 1938.

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Her integrity shines through

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 8, 2016

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This is the story of one of the most remarkable women of our times. Ayaan Hirsi Ali was destined to go the way of so many others in her situation, severely restricted as a woman in a male-dominated environment. Escaping from an arranged marriage and finding sanctuary in Holland, it took tremendous character, resolve and independent-mindedness to question the beliefs she had been brought up with and eventually to be openly critical of them. To become an elected politician in a foreign country with a foreign language and to be so outspoken, as we read in her book, takes tremendous determination and courage, and I recommend that people look her up on Youtube etc, where she comes across as honest and sensible and a major contributor to debates on Islam. She puts to shame a great many politicians and people in the mainstream media, including those who forced her to find further sanctuary in the USA, where she continues to point out to them their errors, being someone who has understood and embraced Western values better than them. Being black, a woman, an ex-Muslim and a victim of FGM and arranged marriage, opponents find her a nuisance because their usual silencing tactics don't work very well. Her integrity shines through in the face of this regressive opposition, as Infidel will show should you choose to read it.

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Daisy Chain

Disturbing, overwhelming, thought-provoking and good at challenging underdeveloped liberalism!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2017

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Wow - what a read. I haven't read something so powerful in a long time. Ayaan's personal story regularly made me feel blessed to live in such a 'tolerant' society. It is a remarkable story. Her political journey is so interesting because she raises questions that 'liberals' in the west are scared to address for fear of offending minorities and in turn plays into the hands of anti-Islamists when they don't tune into the finer nuances of what she is saying and simply use it to be anti-Muslim. She left me feeling that education that teaches people to question has to be a big part of the answer. I recommend this book highly because it does just that.

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 20, 2017

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In the current climate it has become difficult to speak about Islam for fear of either breaking the law or causing unintended offence. As a result one's questions are unasked and one's genuine concerns are not expressed. The story of this book both answers many of those questions and shares those concerns. And both are shocking. The deep differences in culture render Islam fundamentally at odds with Western society not to say incompatible.
Parallel communities are clearly not the answer. I was shocked to see the intolerance bred by the policy of multiculturism.
The book itself is a gripping account of the inherent and seemingly unavoidable conflict between Islam and Western culture played out in the life of one brave woman.

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A fantastic read. We read it for my Book Club ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 2, 2017

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A fantastic read. We read it for my Book Club and it gave us a night of great discussion. It is frightening though and it makes you aware of changing times and how we need to be careful that in our effort to be kind to people who are less fortunate than ourselves we don't hand over our own culture and freedom to people who have no regard for them. I'm not sure that I agree with the author regarding everything but as I said it made for great discussion.

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Enlightenment, outrage, yet understanding will follow from reading this

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2016

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This was a book club choice and one that we all felt taught us much. However it is definitely not an easy read, and why should it be really, Ayaan Hirsi Ali has had the most challenging of lives. This book ends before her happy ever after though, not mentioning her rewarding marriage and happy motherhood, international acclaim that thankfully came after.

We talked for three hours over the topics raised in the book. The tale is brutally honest and spares little detail. The way that the author was raised in Nairobi, Mogadishu, sounds medieval in many parts. The butchery of FGM is an everyday thing for her grandmother to espouse although her mother wasn't for it, it still took place when the grandmother was given charge. This defacement has echoes throughout the story, for AHA and her fellow Somali sisters. Abeh, her father, comes and goes, but she loves him unconditionally, although he is mostly very hard on her, his approval is always sought. The cruelty of the climate around submission of women is well documented, the law of the tribes, the unofficial benefits system run by brothers in the USA sending money to families in Somalia, the 'protection' of females and the restrictions required of them are clearly listed.

The pace of the book, which is written with the help of the many acknowledged at the end, picked up for me when Ayaan Hirsi Ali reaches Holland. The book flowed better after that for a while although once she became a politician again it stalled. Whether you find it so will depend on the angle you are coming at the book from. We set out to learn, understand and evaluate. It was heartwarming that so many supported the author and spoke so directly to her. I enjoyed reading her reactions to life in Holland, where 'everything worked so perfectly'. The charity Refugee Aid comes out of it well and I appreciate the work they do more now. I realise more now about the way in which a large collection of refugees will inevitably include some who cannot adjust and inadvertently practice a form of mutual zenophobia, and others who accept every opportunity with both hands and rise above the everyday worries to stand out from the crowd and speak up.

Perhaps to be considered a necessary book for feminists, women, and men who try to understand; to be required reading for students, this serious, honest, often horrific book will linger long in the mind after closing the last page.

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A brave woman with a worthwhile story to tell

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 25, 2017

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He first half of the book is both interesting and absorbing with some horrific descriptions of fgm. The second half deals with her life in the Nederlands. Strange to see that Dutch politics is just as chaotic, useless and self centered as ours

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Truly awe inspiring

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 13, 2018

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What can I say this is the best book I have ever read it had me gripped from start to finish her story is truly inspiring and the read was a real emotional roller coaster of a ride. It made me laugh cry angry heartbroken horrified and every other emotion you could think of. What a amazing brave and i mean truly brave individual. This is the most incredible life story I have ever read and I will use her and her life story as inspiration in my life as long as I shall live. You will not regret reading this book

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Amazing true story - and a voice that cannot be silenced

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 9, 2018

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This can really be a life-changing book. Ayaan Hirsi Ali has already lived about five different lives by the end of this book and it doesn't cover the last 10 years. It certainly offers a highly controversial perspective on Islam but a pretty understandable one, given the experiences from Saudi Arabia, Kenya, Somalia and Holland. At the end of the book I couldn't understand why I had never heard of the author as she certainly had a dramatic impact in her (briefly) adopted homeland of Holland. I am still plucking up the courage to tackle her other books but this is a really inspiring (and worrying) book

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Beautifully written, fascinating, honest memoir.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 27, 2019

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Very few women growing up and living in the West can imagine what growing up in a devout Islamic culture would be really like. If you read this book you will not only have insight into what life as a Muslim women living in Africa is like but also a fascinating journey with Hirsi Ali as she questions the faith she was born into which she has to do when she moves to live in Holland as a refugee. I loved this book.

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An extraordinary life story, an extraordinary woman

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 26, 2017

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Somewhere at the crossroads of Ann Frank and Jane Eyre, this is the story of one woman's awakening to herself: religiously and sexually, politically and morally; it's also the story of the huge cost of such self emancipation. Vivid, memorable and written with a challenging simplicity. Simply amazing.

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Read this book - it is a necessary Education

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 1, 2015

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I haven't quite finished this yet, but about three quarters way through I can say it has been a fascinating insight into the strict Muslim life of a Somali child, through a teenage years and into adulthood. Ayaan Hirsi Ali is an inspiring writer (and I would recommend another book by her: "Heretic - Why Islam needs a Reformation now") and she explains in great detail the pros and cons of being brought up in the Islamic Faith. The difference between her and those who have espoused the views of "Islamic State" is that she quickly learned to use her brain and actually think about what her religion has been doing. We see her gradually questioning the repression, the strict moral regulations, the prohibitions on this, that and the other, the ludicrous attitudes towards all things sexual, the practice of family inter-marriage, femal genital mutilation, and the blind acceptance of the Quran without the need for analysis, interpretation or thought. I recommend it without hesitation.

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I have a new hero

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Looking at all she's gone through, Ayaan Hirsi Ali has not just persevered but looked to make the world she endured better despite all the backlash against her for this. Truly inspiring. In this book you will find inspiration, a vivid look at the islamic world and how it contrasts with the west. From the perspective of someone who has experienced both.

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A book of courage

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 4, 2017

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Awesome book by an awesome lady! I found it very revealing. I wish it was compulsory reading for all those who want to curtail immigration. This is not an easy problem, and there are no easy solutions. This book can help those who are lucky enough to live in first world countries with first world problems have some empathy for those who weren't born so lucky. If for no other reason (and there are lots), read this book to admire a person who has strived to make the world a better place.

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