Ask the Author: M.A. Hussain
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M.A. Hussain
I read a lot and learn from my own life experiences. It inspires me to write to promote love, compassion, and human solidarity.
M.A. Hussain
After renouncing Islam and refusing to be Abdulah(slave of Allah), I turned to atheist humanism. I found that atheism is the first step towards genuine spirituality and humanism. However, I felt that I have become a Cartesian slave. Later, I renounced false gods of modern rationality and embraced womanism, that taught me love, compassion, and human solidarity. Womanism fascinated me so much that it impelled me to write the book "From Islam To Womanism" and I learned how to become fully human.
M.A. Hussain
Read a lot, contemplate on your own life experiences and rewrite a hundred times what you have written. You will write a masterpiece.
M.A. Hussain
To become a sender (messenger) and an architect of the lingual world, and contribute to human knowledge, creativity and imagination is a great privilege that everyone should have.
M.A. Hussain
To become a sender (messenger) and an architect of the lingual world, and contribute to human knowledge, creativity and imagination is a great privilege that everyone should have.
M.A. Hussain
I have not experienced a writer's block so far. In fact, my writings are too pedantic. When I want to express an idea, I write a headline, elaborate it into a paragraph and use that as a building block for expressing my ideas or story, then I enjoy being driven by my stream of thought.
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