Tag: Syria

  • What I Did Not Say And The Mis­sion­ary Myopia

    What I Did Not Say And The Mis­sion­ary Myopia

    There are those who say that lying and deceiving is at the soul of all crime and that Christianity epitomizes these traits more than any other faith. As proof of their assertion they often quote Paul of Tarsus, arguably the true founder of Christianity, who is recorded to have said, "But if through my falsehood…

  • Faith­free­dom Inter­na­tion­al : Islam and the False Alle­ga­tions of Atrocities

    Faith­free­dom Inter­na­tion­al : Islam and the False Alle­ga­tions of Atrocities

    European criticism seems to have lost its sense of justice in dealing with the Prophet(P). All the rates of that criticism seem to be subject to the one consideration that whatever is unfavourable and damaging to the Prophet's reputation must be accepted as true. For example, Answering Islam, a website which is full of lies…

  • A Reply to Chris­t­ian Men­dac­i­ty : Allah is the Rim­mon of Syria ?

    A Reply to Chris­t­ian Men­dac­i­ty : Allah is the Rim­mon of Syria ?

    Delve into the intricate link between Rimmon, a Syrian pagan deity, and Islam's ar-Raḥmān. Through meticulous analysis, we dispel false connections, underscoring the scholarly rigor essential to unraveling such misconceptions and maintaining academic integrity. This examination sheds light on missionary strategies aimed at discrediting Islam, highlighting the imperative of rigorous inquiry in scholarly discourse.

  • Was Islam Spread By The Sword ? A Brief Analy­sis and Respons­es to Critics

    Was Islam Spread By The Sword ? A Brief Analy­sis and Respons­es to Critics

    Pro­fes­sor Thomas W. Arnold was a poly­glot and a schol­ar of mas­sive eru­di­tion. His mag­num opusT.W. Arnold, The Spread of Islam in the World offers an unbi­ased and author­i­ta­tive his­to­ry of the expan­sion of Islam. It expos­es the delib­er­ate ham­per­ings of some his­to­ri­ans and goes direct­ly to the records ear­ly sources to exam­ine numer­ous claims. It also…