Condemning European Slavery Sparing Islam, the Bigger Culprit
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- Written by M. A. Khan
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President Obama, visiting a slave-fort in Ghana, condemned slavery, pointing to a chruch that stood next to the slave-dungeons, to obviate the popular paradigm as to how European Christians, with sanctions from the church, engaged in black slavery, probably the only slavery that existed in history and is worth condemning. But Islam—whose role in slavery is much bigger, crueler, and more tragic—remains thoroughly untouched; as if Islam and its followers were/are untouched by the vice of slavery. [Read in Bangla]
Historical Record Reveals the Undeniable Truth about Islam
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- Written by Andrew Stunich
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A review of British academic Prof. Hugh Kennedy's book, The Great Arab Conquest, another tool in the arsenal of truth, seeking to cast aside the decpetion that enables the continued spread of the Islamic faith...
Shaming the Muslims Out of Islam (by Telling the Truth)
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- Written by Bill Warner
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In an interview on his book, Islamic Jihad, with well-known scholar of Islam, Bill Warner, author M. A. Khan talks about his mission of fighting Islamic radicalism: why the battle against radical Islam is not succeeding, and what is needed to fight this battle once and for all...
The Impact of Islam on Medieval Europe
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To what extent did Islam impact medieval Europe? This article is an interesting look into it, although some points in it would raise disagreements, and, hopefully, an interesting debate...
France Surrenders to Ahmadinejad
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- Written by Amil Imani
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Whether Saddam or the Ayatollahs, France has always been on the side of blood-thirsty dictators. In 1978, France hosted Khomeini from where the blood-thirsty Mullah guided the 1979 revolution; in 2009, France is the first western country to recognize Ahmadinejad's fraudulent election victory, ignoring the blood sacrificed by freedom-loving Iranian people...
