Media and Society

Victim of Fake News: Shamsi at Speakers’ Corner

Abū ʿAisha Shamsūdīn discusses how fake news spreads rapidly, shaping public perception through emotion rather than truth. He highlights the dangers of misinformation and its impact on society, emphasising the need for critical thinking and adherence to reliable sources.

May 5, 2019

Abū ‘Aisha Shamsūdīn discusses the realities of fake news spreading far faster than real news that has lead to a populace and becoming increasingly rooted in fake facts based on emotion and not truth.

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Abū 'Aisha Shamsi

known for his engaging presence at Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park, London. He regularly takes part in public discussions and debates, addressing questions about the Qur’an, Hadith, and Islamic theology. He is widely recognised for his role in dawah and public outreach at one of London’s most prominent public forums.

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