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The author deals in his series of articles with what he called organized attempts over the years to Christianize Muslims, referring to a conference held in the US state of Colorado dedicated to this objective.
An introduction to the column reads that Sawt al- Azhar, within the framework of resuming the efforts of Dr. Muhammad ‘Umāra in reply to the lies propagated by Archpriest Zakārīya Butrus, is publishing a book entitled Ajwiba ‘An al-Īmān [Answers about Faith] by author Mustafa Thābit in episodes...
Preaching on public transport has become a phenomenon in the past few years. “It is very common in microbuses to find people giving cassette tapes with religious content to the driver to play throughout the journey.” Walīd Ahmad, a university student, says.
A few days ago, the Doha Fourth Interfaith Conference opened amidst increasing calls to stress the role of religions in saving humankind from evil.
Tareef Al- Khalidi’s book "The Muslim Christ" points out the image of Jesus Christ in the Arabic-Islamic tradition. It aims to bring down the Western stereotypical perception of Islam that believes in an enmity between Islam and Christianity and accordingly a hostile attitude on the part of...
The image of Islam in French schoolbooks is very negative. The information the books cite is based on inaccurate translations from the Qur’an and on books biased against Islam. They introduce a false picture of jihad and marriage in Islam and tell incorrect stories about the Black Stone.
The author believes that Islam rescued eastern Christianity from being exterminated during the Byzantine period. He then says it is ingratitude of the Egyptian church to begin a policy of Christianizing Muslims.
This press review tackles the issue of the crisis of the cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad published by Jyllands-Posten and the support by a Jewish organization in the United States for the campaign to denounce the publication of the cartoons.
The grand imām of the Azhar, Shaykh Muhammad Sayyid Tantāwī, has recently met with a delegation of U.S. Copts in an attempt to promote constructive Muslim-Christian dialogue.
‘Imāra states that the Bible is believed by some to be inspired and inerrant, while others are not so sure. He ends on the side of the latter, citing only one claim in one encyclopedia as evidence for his claim.

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