#mohammedhijab

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMqpB4czMcA

The writing on the black piece of paper above pretty much sums up my intentions here but to elaborate a bit, I wanted to apply this interesting idea of creating art from mere sounds to my earlier research focusing on the topic of ‘Logic’, specifically Debating. In my spare time, I love to watch ‘Speakers Corner’ discussions (located in Hyde Park, London) on YouTube - this rough ‘anyone-can-debate’ style really intrigues me and so I wished to perhaps integrate some of these discussions into my Practical Work. 

One of my favourite debaters is Mohammed Hijab, famously known for his numerous degrees, namely in Philosophy and History and his extensive use of logic in every one of his debates - and, as I believe, the perfect example of ‘logic in person’. Although a large amount of his work focuses on religious topics, namely Islamic, his discussions extend to topics such as Feminism, Homosexuality and even Liberalism (debated simply through human reasoning). 

Mohammed Hijab is an unstable and angry person. Clearly he has some personal grievances towards David Wood, but these things can be settled in a civilized way. This man is overflowing with negative emotions and he is pouring all of them out during the debate. The way he is so arrogant and disrespectful reminds me of Zakir Naik to be honest. Both of them also tend to answer imaginary questions instead of the real questions. 

Proverbs 16:18 says: “Pride goes before destruction, And a haughty spirit before a fall.”