Neither Cavemen Nor Cyborgs: Islam’s Middle Path in the Age of Technology

I often write about how modern technology is bad for the Muslim ummah and humanity in general, as well as the possible dystopian futures that await us if we continue on our current trajectory of technological advancement – especially with the advent of technologies like AI, Neuralink, genetic engineering, etc. – and how we need […]

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The Jesus of the Bible vs. the Qur’an: A Comparative Analysis

The title of this article may appear to some as being somewhat provocative, since it could be understood to suggest that Jesus (peace be upon him) can be divided into multiple “distinct figures.” Yet this is precisely how some Christian interlocutors present it. They claim that the Christian understanding of Jesus, both in terms of […]

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source https://muslimskeptic.com/2025/12/10/jesus-bible-vs-quran-comparative/

Grand Egyptian Museum: Reviving Idolatry

We recently covered a satanic concert that took place in Egypt right in front of the pyramids. We had discussed how this was part of an effort to revive shirk (polytheism/idolatry) in these Muslim lands where it had been eradicated long ago. Well, it seems there has been yet another recent effort to promote shirk […]

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The Silent Curriculum: How Kids Learn from Everyday Behavior

Parents, know that your children are always, always watching you intently. Children observe your behavior so much that they learn very early on to anticipate what you’re going to say before you say it and what you’re going to do before you do it. They have you memorized. My children have taught me this. Countless […]

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source https://muslimskeptic.com/2025/12/08/silent-curriculum-kids-learn/

Christian Apologetics: No Link Between Abraham and the Ka’bah?

In recent times, Cameron Bertuzzi (host of the Christian apologetics channel Capturing Christianity, known for philosophical debates, interviews with theologians, and discussions aimed at defending Christian theism) has increasingly shifted his focus toward Islam. Rather than identifying secular liberalism or the decline of Christian practice as the primary challenge to Western civilisation, he has instead […]

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source https://muslimskeptic.com/2025/12/07/no-link-between-abraham-kabah/