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18 يناير 1985 ذكرى إعدام محمود محمد طه… المفكر الإسلامي الذي قتلته رؤيته المختلفة للدين

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اخلاص سر الختم يُعتبر المفكر الإسلامي السوداني محمود محمد طه من أكثر المفكرين الإسلاميين العرب إثارة للجدل بسبب الأفكار التي وضعها ودعا المسلمين إلى اعتناقها، وخاصة في السودان، ما كان سبباً في إعدامه في 18 يناير 1985. فقد أعدم طه بعد صدور حكم قضائي بردته عن الإسلام ورفضه كل المحاولات التي جرت معه لثنيه عن …

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