Tag: Islam

Quraysh Mushriks Attempted To Murder A New Convert To Islam

Some Quraysh polytheists attempted to murder some new Converts To Islam, but failed as the tribe to protected him. The mushriks (polytheists) were on the mission of murdering this innocent Muslim, as a result of him changing his faith to Islam. The early classical biographer, Ibn Ishaq (704 – 768 AD) mentions this: “Al-Zubayr b…. Read More ›

TROP Misrepresentation Of Honor Killing And Reliance Of The Traveller

TROP Misrepresentation of Honor Killing and Reliance of the Traveller Introduction DTT Contributor: In the following text you will see that this website, “The Religion Of Peace”, run by the Christian missionary Glen Roberts, which claims to be “a non-partisan, fact-based site” has blatantly, and perhaps purposely, misrepresented what Islam actually teaches on the matter… Read More ›

6 Peaceful Facts About Islam

Rana Tarakji 6 Peaceful Facts About Islam Muslims are among the most misunderstood group of people in recent years. There are a lot of misconceptions around the religion of Islam, despite it being the religion of 23% of the world’s population. Nowadays, some Muslims even often experience discrimination. Among the biggest misconceptions is that Islam… Read More ›

The Forgotten Root: “They Know Him As They Know Their Son”

Eric Bin Kisam Scriptures  are not just text of revelation which one must understand within the border of sacred theological paradigm  but it can also be approached as a collective memory of a profane history.  In this context one should not neglect to read re-examine the scriptures as veracious historical evidences through philology, this is… Read More ›

The Myth Of Umar Ibn Al-Khattab: Burning The Library Of Alexandria

Kaleef K. Karim The Caliph Umar Ibn Al-Khattab (ra), when he conquered Alexandria in Egypt, it is claimed that he had burned the Library of Alexandria. The earliest quotation that is often used by proponents goes back as far as the 13th century. That is literally 500 hundred years after the demise of Umar Ibn al-Khattab… Read More ›

U.S. Muslims Far Less Likely Than U.S. Adults To Say Targeting And Killing Civilians Is Justifiable.

(NEW) U.S. Muslims far less likely than all U.S. adults to say targeting and killing civilians is justifiable. A worldwide poll conducted in 2011 by Gallup confirms the numbers now and showcases that Muslims are less likely to support terrorism across the world. Pew  Research Centrer states: “When asked whether targeting and killing civilians can… Read More ›

Classical Muslim Theologian Refutes Claim About Peaceful Verses Being “Abrogated”

Interesting quotation I came across today. In the following quotation scholar Ibn Taymiyyah who lived in the latter part of the 13th century refutes the claim being made that the verses of peaceful preaching and good argumentation are abrogated by the “verses of fighting“. Ibn Taymiyyah (1263 – 1328 CE) states: “The eigth angle [in… Read More ›

Countering Lies On The Banu Qaynuqa Incident

Salam Zaid I have decided to take on “The Religion Of Peace” (TROP) website, which is owned by a Christian missionary by the name of Glen Roberts. I want to dedicate a series of articles to refute their so called responses to DTT (discover the truth site). Glen Roberts made several poor and very badly… Read More ›

Review: 8 Lies From “Islamic Fascism” Book

Kaleef K. Karim This is a short review of the book, “Islamic Fascism” written by Abdel Samad Hamed. Having read some parts of this book, I was shocked to discover the claims he made in there. I must say the words and content of that book is a mirror image of anti-Muslim bigots in America/Europe,… Read More ›

5 LIES Robert Spencer Made On Islam In The Debate With James R. White

Kaleef K. Karim I was updated on Facebook that James R. White was going to debate Robert Spencer. The volume of listeners that attracted Dr. Michael Brown’s live show, as a result it kept getting interrupted. In the short time I got to listen to Robert Spencer speak before it was cut off. Robert Spencer… Read More ›

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