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sacred war & the prophet: keep the blade sharpened

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Dave

The Prophet Armed. Rock the Kaaba.Islam is the only one of the world’s great religions to have been founded on the Sword as well as the Word. It began with The thirty-nine …. Southern Arabia was a remote and backward … Continue reading →

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searches for certainty: “the reliable”

Posted on August 18, 2012 by Dave

What is an Arab? …. The Arab, in a modern sense, did not exist until the birth of Islam. Until then, the dictionary definition was right: an Arab was no more than a native of Arabia. Arabia relapsed into obscurity … Continue reading →