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Shocking Facts About New York’s Muslim Mayor!

Foadebate In a recent interview I conducted with Professor Kevin Barrett, a well-known political analyst and Islamologist, we examined this very question in depth. Barrett pointed to Momdani’s election as mayor of New York—despite the intense climate of Islamophobia and influential Zionist lobbying—and described the event as both “unexpected” and “performative.” It was unexpected because a Muslim figure, openly defending…

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Islam Is Not the Enemy of Christianity: An Arab Christian Perspective

By: Vanessa Beeley | Date: November 2, 2025 | Beeley.substack.com This article was written by Arab Christian Myriam Charabaty, tagged in the post, for UK Column. It is a very important report that I cannot recommend highly enough. We have all been lied to by Western regimes, for far too long. Now Trump is putting Nigeria on his list of…

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Dialogue on Understanding Quranic Science Integration: The Quantum Traverse by Nadeem Haque

By: The School of Soulidarity | Date: October 19, 2025 | Youtube.com The Quantum Traverse: The Origin and Evolution of Life, Consciousness, Extraterrestrial Life, and the Unification of Physics. Nadeem’s book argues that the four ‘Big Questions’, i.e., life’s origins, consciousness, extraterrestrial life, and physics unification, are deeply interconnected, rather than siloed topics. Nadeem Haque is a researcher and author…

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The extinction of the Zahiri doctrine in Al-Andalus and the Islamic West (Maghreb): Political, Social, and Jurisprudential Factors

By: Soukaina Ait-Elfakih | Islamonline.net The influence of the Islamic East persisted over the Islamic West and Al-Andalus until the political separation of both regions. Subsequently, the Islamic West and Al-Andalus emerged as new entities, embracing a distinct Fiqh doctrine and political strategy compared to the East. The jurisprudential mentality formed in Al-Andalus and the Islamic West in the Maliki…

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Echoes of Al-Andalus: Understanding the rebirth of Arabic language and culture in present-day Spain

By: Lara Gibson | Date: June 13, 2025 | Newarab.com On a drive from Valencia to Alicante, I noticed a striking pattern — many place names sounded Arabic. I drove past towns called ‘Alfafar’, ‘Algemensi’, ‘Alcàsser’, and ‘Alzira’. That’s no coincidence: Alicante, for example, stems from al-Laqant, a name dating back to the Al-Andalus period when Arabic was the lingua…

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The Dream of Greater Israel and Messianic Zionism ~ Dr. Khaled Abou El Fadl

By: The Usuli Institute | Date: August 15, 2025 | Youtube.com Current analysis on Palestine, Netanyahu’s Greater Israel plans, and Marco Rubio’s dangerous intentions. Dr. Khaled Abou El Fadl delivers the Friday sermon at The Usuli Institute (15 August 2025). 2ND ANNUAL USULI CONFERENCE SOON! OCT 10-12 IN COLUMBUS, OH https://www.zeffy.com Watch the full video

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Prof. Salim Mansour on “The Qur’an Problem and Islamism”

Political science professor emeritus Salim Mansour discusses his 2017 book The Qur’an Problem and Islamism. In it, he argues that power-hungry people have long been politicizing the Qur’an by championing their own (often simplistic) interpretations and demonizing other interpretations, from the time of the First Fitna to our own era, and that the results have generally been disastrous. But does that mean that…

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5 pieces of architecture that show how Islamic culture is built into Spain

By: Cecilia Butini | May 14, 2025 | Hyphenonline.com Today, the 2.5 million Muslims living in Spain are concentrated in big cities such as Madrid and Barcelona — but in almost every corner of the country, you’ll find hidden and flamboyant Islamic architecture. For almost a millennium, the Iberian peninsula was part of a flourishing Muslim kingdom whose heritage runs…

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