Tag: Quran

Br. Ijaz Ahmad Debates Dr. Tony Costa – “Was Jesus The Son Of God Or Only The Prophet Of God?”

Quick Information: Topic: Was Jesus the Son of God or Only the Prophet of God? Debaters: Br. Ijaz Ahmad of Calling Christians/ MDI and Dr. Tony Costa of the Toronto Baptist Seminary. Date: Friday 9th of October, 2015. Time: 7 PM EST. Location: ABN TV, Trinity TV and YouTube. Moderator: TBA. Note: Br. Ijaz is… Read More ›

How Do We Know The Qur’an Is Unchanged?

By Firas Alkhateeb / LIH The awakening of Europe from the Dark Ages and the subsequent intellectual enlightenment of the 1600s-1800s was one of the most powerful movements in modern history. It brought to Europe a dedication to empirical science, critical thinking, and intellectual discourse. Much of this was imported from the Muslim world’s intellectual… Read More ›

“It’s Pure Myth That Islam Is ‘A Religion Of Peace’”?

  Melanie Phillips in her column in The Times today argues “It’s pure myth that Islam is ‘a religion of peace” because, she asserts, “Islam has a history of violent conquest.” Phillips criticises the PM, David Cameron, saying he “regrettably regressed to claiming once again that this was “not in the name of Islam” which… Read More ›

“Is the Original Qur’an Preserved?” – Dr. Joseph Lumbard

Orientalist scholarship since the 19th century has proposed various theories that seek to disqualify the Muslim narrative on the authenticity of the Qur’anic compilation and the preservation of the text. The recent discovery of early Qur’an manuscripts in San’a has reinvigorated the issue, and skeptics have hoped for evidence to support their assertions. Bayan visiting… Read More ›

VIDEO: Oldest Qur’an Manuscript Found In Birmingham University

A Qur’an manuscript held by the University of Birmingham’s Cadbury Research Library has been placed among the oldest in the world thanks to modern scientific methods. Radiocarbon analysis has dated the parchment on which the text is written to the period between AD 568 and 645 with 95.4% accuracy. The test was carried out in… Read More ›

Debunking The “80% Of American Mosques” Myth

On Tuesday night, American blogger Robert Spencer, who leads the anti-Muslim hate group AFDI, appeared on Fox News to discuss Sharia law with host Sean Hannity. During the segment, he advanced the oft-recited statistic that “80 percent of American mosques teach the superiority of Sharia over Constitutional law, and the necessity ultimately to replace one with… Read More ›

Are Muslims Allowed To Lie To Disbelievers?

No! We have responded in detail on the claim made by critics that Muslims are allowed to ‘lie’ to disbelievers with impunity. However, no such thing exists anywhere in our scripture. The claim on this is fabricated by delusional individuals in order to spread propaganda against Islam. For further detail on this read our refutation… Read More ›

Garland, Texas—Scene of Last Night’s Shootings—Is a Hotbed for Anti-Muslim Bigotry

By Zaid Jilani / Alternet Last night, there was a shooting in Garland, Texas. Two men opened fire outside a Muslim caricature event hosted by anti-Muslim activist Pamela Geller, and were shot dead in response. One security officer was reportedly injured in the attack as well. There are many unanswered questions about the shooting –… Read More ›

On Every Page: Bill Maher And The Qur’an

By Mayakaath / Daily Kos I read an article on Thinkprogress.com this morning that asks the question “Has Bill Maher Finally Gone Too Far?” with regard to his animosity toward Muslims and Islam. I personally think the answer is “yes”, if for no other reason than that he is taking significant heat from other self-identifying… Read More ›

Arizona Hate Preacher Who Tells Women They Deserve Rape Is Harassing Mosque-Goers

DTT: Why aren’t real Christians calling these guys out on this? Imagine what would have happened if a Muslim did this outside a Christian church. There would be uproar in the media. But since its Muslims getting abused it is all fine… By Zaid Jilani / AlterNet Dean Saxton rips pages from the Quran and… Read More ›

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