Hamid Entezam

The uprising that occurred after the death a year ago of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini at the hands of Iran’s morality police could serve as a blueprint for future uprisings, one of which will someday successfully end the Islamic cleric-led regime that has held power for nearly a half century, says Hamid Entezam, an Iranian-American lecturer in comparative religions who is a close observer of Iranian and international politics.

At the end of a tough year, spiritual leaders offer some ways to prepare yourself for whatever comes next.

ISIS and the Iranian government have damaged the reputation of Islam, almost to the point of no return. That is one of the assessments of lecturer Hamid Entezam. And it’s why he is constantly on the lecture circuit addressing perceptions about the Islamic faith.

This is a Radio Interview conducted by Alan Autry with Hamid Entezam for Alan Autry Show on 1300 AM KYNO in Fresno, California on September 14, 2010.
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Duration: 23 Minutes

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This is a Radio Interview conducted by Alan Autry with Hamid Entezam for Alan Autry Show on 1300 AM KYNO in Fresno, California on November 14, 2008.
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Duration: 18 Minutes

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This is a Radio Interview conducted by Terry Phillips with Hamid Entezam on KVPR Radio in Fresno, California on October 9, 2007. Format: Audio Duration: 57 Minutes

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Article Posted in Fresno Bee Newspaper: “Islamic Scholar Rejects Extremism”