Zakir Naik Debates and Lecture

Zakir Naik was born on October 18, 1965 in Mumbai (Bombay at that time), India and is a descendant of Konkani. [2] He attended St. Peter's High School (ICSE) in the city of Mumbai. Then join Kishinchand Chellaram College and studying health in Topiwala National Medical College and Nair Hospital in Mumbai. He later received his MBBS degree at the University of Mumbai. In 1991 he stopped working as a medical doctor and a switch in the field of propaganda or proselytism of Islam [3]

Naik said he was inspired by Ahmed Deedat [4] which has been active in the field of propaganda for more than 40 years. [5] According to Naik, the goal is to "concentrate on Muslim teenagers educated began to doubt his own religion and feel their religion has been fashioned" [6] and is the duty of every Muslim to dispel misconceptions about Islam to counter what he regarded as an anti-Muslim bias of the Western media after 11 September 2001 attacks on the United States. [7] He has lectured and written a number of books on Islam and comparative religion [8] are also things that are intended to remove the doubts about Islam. [9] Some articles are also frequently published in magazines such as Islamic Voice of India. [10] [11] [12]

Thomas Blom Hansen, a sociologist who holds academic positions at several universities, has written that Naik style perpetuate Qur'an and hadith in various languages, and traveling to different countries to discuss Islam with the theologian, has made it particularly well-known in the Muslim and non -Muslim. Although he usually speaks to hundreds of attendees, and sometimes thousands of attendees, even videotape and DVD lectures are widely distributed. Ordinary words recorded in English, to be broadcast on weekends on a number of cable TV networks in the Muslim neighborhood of Mumbai, [6] and in the Peace TV channel, the which he co-promotes. [1] [13] The topic he was talking about include: "Islam and Modern Science", "Islam and Christianity" and "Islam and Secularism", among others