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There Are at Least 30 Dajjals—and Sabbatai Zevi Was One of Them! -David Musa Pidcock

David Pidcock (Founder of the Islamic Party of Britain) Speaks Out on the End Times David Musa Pidcock 1942 – 2021) a former Roman Catholic, was born in 1942 and became a Muslim in 1975 when working as an engineer in Saudi Arabia. He was the founder and the leader of the Islamic Party of Britain which was launched in…

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Humanure compost toilet: A better way to go

A review of The Humanure Handbook: A Guide to Composting Human Manure by Joe Jenkins By Kevin Barrett with a “Fatwa on the Flush Toilet” by Shaykh Imran Hosein [Buy the book or read a free online version here] When Obama recently called Netanyahu “chickenshit” most folks understood an insult was intended. But in some cultures, where nitrogen-rich poultry poop makes great…

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Exploring Fashion in the Islamic World: A Tapestry of Tradition and Modern Style

When people think of Islamic fashion, many imagine modest clothing, headscarves, or flowing robes. But the truth is much more colorful, creative, and culturally diverse. The Islamic world stretches across continents—from Morocco to Malaysia, Turkey to Indonesia—and the fashion styles within it reflect a rich blend of history, religion, local culture, and modern trends. Let’s explore how Islamic fashion differs…

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The Oud: A Timeless Arabic Instrument

The oud (pronounced “ood”) is one of the oldest stringed instruments in the world and a central piece of traditional Arabic music. Its name comes from the Arabic word al-ʿūd, meaning “wood.” The instrument has a pear-shaped body, a short neck without frets, and typically 11 strings grouped in pairs. Origins and History The oud dates back thousands of years,…

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