After last week's analysis of scientific anecdotes mentioned in the Qur'an, I thought I would follow up with other findings that I also...

One of the articles I chanced upon on the Feedspot blog was written by Robert Spencer and entitled "What's Wrong With Being Sworn In On...

Most Christians are familiar with the concept of tithing. Tithing is first mentioned in the Bible in Genesis 14: 19-20. A priest blessed...

Last week, I explained that the Ottoman Empire’s restricting the printing press also impacted their ability to grow human capital. Even...

Just recently, the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida, a well-known gay bar, memorialized the five-year shooting tragedy that left the...

That was the headline of a story in the Jerusalem Post a few days ago, May 24, 2021, to be exact. To summarize, the son, a 47-year-old...

Today’s blog may take a few extra minutes to read, but it covers an important scientific study. Let me explain. I was perusing some...

It is common for Muslims when conversing with non-Muslims, to refer to their religion as one of peace. In Western countries, Muslims are...

Recently, I came across an ad promoting Zamzam water for sale. For people not familiar with the story behind the name, it starts with...

Just recently, on March 11, 2021, a Muslim bureaucrat petitioned India's Supreme Court to delete 26 verses from the Qur'an. The petition...

In 1970, the Boston Consulting Group created the product growth-market share matrix to help corporations analyze their product lines. The...

In the old days, usury was considered immoral. Archaeological research shows that interest rates 3700 years ago in the City of Ur in...

One of the most exciting beliefs in Muslim tradition is about the Gospel of Jesus. The legend is that Moses was given the Torah, and...

Both the Old Testament and the New Testament were scripted centuries before the Qur'an was. Yet, Islamic scholars can point to scriptures...