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ENGAGE, also known as iENGAGE is a British organisation devoted to improving the popular image of Islam. Its approach to this task involves laying into liberal Muslims (such as Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, for criticising the burqa and niqab^[1]^[2]) while defending extremists (the organisation objected to the government banning of Islam4UK^[3]).

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↑ Alibhai-Brown continues her shrill crusade against Burqa and Niqab-wearers
↑ Alibhai-Brown compares Burqa-wearers to 'anorexics and drug addicts'
↑ Govt faces widespread criticism for 'futile' ban on Islam4UK but gains support of QF and BMSD

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[1] Alibhai-Brown continues her shrill crusade against Burqa and Niqab-wearers

[2] Alibhai-Brown compares Burqa-wearers to 'anorexics and drug addicts'

[3] Govt faces widespread criticism for 'futile' ban on Islam4UK but gains support of QF and BMSD

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