The writer converted (i.e. reverted) to Islam in 1991.
Here is his offical website http://www.conspiracyschool.com/
Is what he says all correct or not?
The writer converted (i.e. reverted) to Islam in 1991.
Here is his offical website http://www.conspiracyschool.com/
Is what he says all correct or not?
There are some people that make good money in this type of speculation. He is no different.
David Livingstone was born in Montreal in 1966 of a Jamaican-Canadian father (a school teacher) and French Canadian mother. At age seven, he asked his parents who Plato and Socrates were. Told they were truthseekers, he was shocked. "You mean people don’t know what the truth is?" He resolved to find it out.
Livingstone studied history as an undergraduate but dropped out in 1992 when he realized he was being indoctrinated. "When I read that the Indo European [Aryan] race emerged from the Caucuses, out of nowhere, I got suspicious, and began the 13 years of research that led to my first book, The Hidden History of Western Civilization."
While writing that book, Livingstone paid his bills by planting trees in British Columbia and upholstering furniture in Montreal. Raised as an agnostic, he accepted Islam in 1992 after making a study of the major world religions. He married in 2000 and has three children.
Source- Goodreads
Last edited by Kashif Amin; 03-01-2018 at 03:23 PM.
I do not agree with all of his views. For example - he does not believe in coming of Imam Mehdi (saying that these ahadith are not authentic) while quoting the book of Ibn Khalidun. We should bear in mind that the ahadith of Imam Mehdi are Mutawathir (mass transmitted).
There are other examples of his views which I do not agree.
So it is better not to believe in all his views (because only Allah knows the reality- whether they are true or false) as they cannot be trusted with authencity. One should only believe in those [of his] views that are verified.
And Allah (SWT) knows the best.
Last edited by Kashif Amin; 03-01-2018 at 05:46 PM.
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