On November 13, 2019, American Thinker published a review by John Dale Dunn, titled "Raymond Ibrahim and the History the Army Refuses to Heed." A shortened version follow: In the book Sword and Scimitar Raymond Ibrahim, an Egyptian Christian, tells the story of the millennium-plus of conflict between Islam and Western (Christian) Nations, structured on 8 landmark battles. … [Read more...]
Muslim Brotherhood Subversion vs. Jihadist Rage
FrontPage Magazine What do Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri—that is, the late leader of ISIS, and the late and current leaders of al-Qaeda—have in common? That they’re among the world’s most notorious Islamic terrorists? Yes, but there’s something else, something more subtle, that binds them: they all began their careers as members of the Muslim … [Read more...]
Ibrahim in Glazov Gang Video: Houris — Islam’s Heavenly Whores
Jamie Glazov, of the Glazov Gang, recently interviewed me on an article I wrote, titled “The Jihadist Obsession with Houris, Islam's Heavenly Whores." The 20-minute video follows: … [Read more...]
Video: Middle East Forum/NY Divinity School Host Raymond Ibrahim
This summer I spoke at the NY Divinity School, in an event arranged by the Middle East Forum. I discussed the much needed historical context of the Muslim world's rage against the Western world. The nearly hour-long talk, followed by a Q&A moderated by Daniel Pipes, follows: … [Read more...]
Turkey: Arming Genocide of Christians in Nigeria?
Gatestone Institute Concerning Turkey's increasingly suspect role in supporting jihadis — most recently, ISIS's slain leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was found hiding in Syria's "last refuge" for jihadi rebels, just three miles from Turkey's border — one of the least mentioned is Turkey's apparent alliance with the "other" ISIS, that in Nigeria, Boko Haram. During a recent … [Read more...]