Gad Saad explains a number of key points about Middle Eastern thinking and culture during his interview of Muslim American journalist Asra Nomani. At 34:32 he discusses Arab/Middle East ideas Continue Reading →
Sarah Haider, co founder of Ex-Muslims of North America whom I’ve blogged about before here, entitled: Islamophobia, NOT!, once again makes some interesting observations about Islam and especially why many Continue Reading →
Gad Saad, Lebanese Evolutionary Psychology Professor at Concordia University, Montreal,Canada interviews Faisal Saeed al Mutar, Iraqi activist and speaker. Both are from the Middle East, who embrace the secular ideals Continue Reading →
Dom the Conservative. I would normally be more than a little bit skeptical of what a self-admitted Conservative Xian might say about another religion. But I watched the above video Continue Reading →
An excellent interview. If you want to get yourself educated on Islam, read anything by Hirsi Ali: Dave Rubin, since splitting from the Young Turks has done a bangup job Continue Reading →
Waleed El Husseini “There is an atheist in every Arab family” via Bread and Roses TV. Fariborz Pooya and Maryam Namazie’s latest installment of “Bread and Roses TV” on Youtube Continue Reading →
Qanta Ahmed’s detailed exposition of life in Saudi Arabia, In The Land of the Invisible Women describing life in the Kingdom both in general for the average Saudi citizen and Continue Reading →
Sundas Hoorain, Human Rights lawyer discussing her experiences as a practicing Muslim in Pakistan. Asking her mother “Well, who made god?” Her mother was appalled, as would many Conservative Xians Continue Reading →
I’m re-reading Lawrence Wright’s detailed exposition of the events leading up to 9-11 and just finished John L. Esposito’s Unholy War as well to get a deeper perspective on the Continue Reading →
Muhammed Syed of ex-Muslims of North America. A great interview with Seth Andrews on “The Thinking Atheist” Why is the power vacuum that is left when one of the competing Continue Reading →
