The doctrine of the sunnah, as defined, encompasses not only the verbal pronouncements and actions of the Islamic prophet, Mohammed, but also his tacit approvals.
Muslims boast to all and sundry that they are the followers of the true religion of Abraham, but beneath the lofty claim are Muslim scholars, leaders and apologists' presumptuous efforts to conceal the religion's thriving pagan bedrock.
How did Israel rise in just a few decades from a tiny, struggling country with a third-world economy to a highly developed technological and economic powerhouse?
Herod the Great stands as one of history's most enigmatic figures, a ruler whose reign over Judea was marked by both monumental achievements and profound controversies.
Mohammed Ali, widely regarded as the greatest heavyweight boxer in history, renounced Christianity and embraced Islam, convinced that it was the original faith of his ancestors.
150 Jahre intensiver archäologischer Forschung im Alten Vorderen Orient haben dem Erdboden unzählig viele Zeugnisse aus jener Zeit entrissen: Texte, Gebrauchsgegenstände und andere Spuren des menschlichen Lebens.
