A Middle Eastern man who fled the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (“ISIS”) has just come out to insist that he knows the real identity—and real name—of the supposed “Christian” man who recently stabbed several children in a French playground. Because the assailant had originally given his name to European officials as “Abdul-Masih”—“Slave of Christ” in Arabic (a name few … [Read more...]
Egypt Renovates and Rededicates Mosque to Notorious Religious Persecutor and Mass Slaver
Coptic Solidarity While statues, monuments, and buildings dedicated to and/or named after heroes of American history—including Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln—get vandalized, toppled, removed, and/or renamed, a terrorist, religious persecutor, and mass-slaver was lavishly honored in Egypt earlier this week. On Sunday, June 3, 2023, the thirteenth century Sultan al-Zahir … [Read more...]
‘Enigma’ Solved? Egypt’s Persecuted Christians Many Times More than ‘Officially Reported’
Coptic Solidarity Christians of all denominations account for about 14% of Egypt’s entire population, or roughly 15 million of the nation’s 105 million. Based on various records and certificates—baptismal, marriage, death, etc.—these figures were recently provided by Coptic Pope Tawadros II. That he has often been accused of being a dhimmi-like, “yes man” to President Sisi … [Read more...]
What’s Behind Reports of a ‘Rampant Rise’ of Necrophilia in Muslim Nations?
Connections between the disturbing practice of necrophilia and Islam are back in the news. "In a shocking revelation," starts one Apr. 29 report, "parents in Pakistan now guard their dead daughters against rape by putting padlocks to their graves. ... [N]ecrophilia cases are on the rise in the country." Addressing this same phenomenon, another report states: That a woman is … [Read more...]
Ancient Coptic Church Torched in Egypt
Coptic Solidarity Yet another Coptic Christian church has been consumed by flames (images follow). On Mar. 29, 2023, a massive fire broke out in the Church of the Virgin, Archangel Michael, Abu Sefein and Saint Anba Karas in Assyut, Egypt. Sections of it were reportedly “ancient.” According to a statement from the diocese, "The fire occurred around 4 a.m. and completely … [Read more...]