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Book · 2017 · Political Science

No go zones

How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You

by Raheem Kassam · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Well, it's interesting because I'm looking over here and I see you got a book called No Go Zones by who? Raheem Kasam, I believe. Yeah, right there.
Colonel West · Timcast IRL · Aug 2025 Listen at 1:21:03

Why people recommend it

No-Go Zones by Raheem Kassam investigates migrant-dominated neighborhoods across Europe and explores the social and political dynamics within those areas. On an episode of Timcast IRL, Colonel West and Tim Pool discussed the book while evaluating broader political and social issues in Europe and the United Kingdom. During a later appearance on the same show, the author himself spoke about the publication, explicitly describing it as an exploration of migrant-dominated neighborhoods, with a specific focus on Muslim migrant communities in Europe. The speakers utilized the book as a reference point for analyzing immigration policies, urban enclaves, and cultural integration challenges across Western nations, drawing attention to the controversial themes and investigative reporting contained within its pages.

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Colonel West Well, it's interesting because I'm looking over here and I see you got a book called No Go Zones by who? Ra… 1
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“Well, it's interesting because I'm looking over here and I see you got a book called No Go Zones by who? Raheem Kasam, I believe. Yeah, right there.”

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“you know I've I've written a couple of books uh noggo zones which is about uh migrant dominated neighborhoods specifically Muslim migrant dominated neighborhoods in Europe”
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“I've written a couple of books, including 'No-Go Zones,' which is about migrant-dominated neighborhoods, specifically Muslim migrant-dominated neighborhoods in Europe.”