Do muslims know that indoctrination can have two definitions?

[tgnostic]

One definition of indoctrination is men imposing their will through deceitful and treacherous means to change the point of view of a citizen and hence force the faith at the person by lies and the way of hostage. The other definition is the method of recognizing free opinions by the disagreeable values people incur at each other, and devising the existence of free thought as more a metaphorical knowledge for what really is interested in and the personally chosen science to learn and acquaint one with. The value system is honestly debated in questions about propaganda and sociological philosophy.

I tend to think of muslims aware of these differences because of the nature of their religion to understand calling and giftedness.

Am I right; I haven't had much time to think about this, and the way I approach the Koran may be lacking.

[tgnostic]

Back in the sixties for wishing the third way of ideology, Maummar Gadaffi was disagreeable with that idea, but perhaps Nasser was for it.