Use of neither in beginning of sentence [duplicate]
Solution 1:
On the assumption that your sentence follows one with a similarly negative statement about Islam, then starting with neither is fine, as is the alternative starting with nor:
Garner in the entry on neither in Modern American Usage (p564) states:
It is permissible to begin a sentence with neither—just as it is with nor—when embarking on yet another another negative subject.
In the entry on nor (p573) Garner states:
Nor, like neither, may begin a sentence. It must follow either an express negative or an idea that is negative in sense.