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Dawkins castigates all religions and all religious believers in his writing, but some critics have charged that he reserves special bitterness for Islam and for Muslim practitioners.<ref>[https://beta.washingtonpost.com/religion/2019/03/13/translators-aim-bring-richard-dawkinss-books-atheism-evolution-muslim-audience/?noredirect=on Translators aim to bring Richard Dawkins’s books on atheism and evolution to a Muslim audience], The Washington Post</ref>}}

Dawkins castigates all religions and all religious believers in his writing, but some critics have charged that he reserves special bitterness for Islam and for Muslim practitioners.<ref>[https://beta.washingtonpost.com/religion/2019/03/13/translators-aim-bring-richard-dawkinss-books-atheism-evolution-muslim-audience/?noredirect=on Translators aim to bring Richard Dawkins’s books on atheism and evolution to a Muslim audience], The Washington Post</ref>}}

 

The atheist [[Hemant Mehta]] wrote about The Translations Project:

The atheist [[Hemant Mehta]] wrote about The Translations Project:

{{Cquote|In addition to making it easier for people who speak those languages to read his books, this is also a way to bypass translators in those nations who put their lives at risk by working on these projects. In case you’re curious, there are no legally published translations of these particular versions of the books, which is why Dawkins is allowed to offer these for free.

{{Cquote|In addition to making it easier for people who speak those languages to read his books, this is also a way to bypass translators in those nations who put their lives at risk by working on these projects. In case you’re curious, there are no legally published translations of these particular versions of the books, which is why Dawkins is allowed to offer these for free.