Trump v. Radical Islam
By Judith Miller – City Journal – In his brief, blunt, and protectionist inaugural speech, President Donald J. Trump declared war on “radical Islamic terrorism,” using a [...]
Kuwaiti Writer: The Recent Passing Of The International Religious Freedom Act In The U.S. Indicates That The World Has Had Enough Of Muslim Religious Extremism
By MEMRI – In an article in the Kuwaiti daily Al-Qabas, journalist Ahmad Al-Sarraf wrote about the Frank Wolf International Religious Freedom Act recently passed by the U.S. administration. [...]
A Hate to Kill and Die for
By Raymond Ibrahim – Muslim attacks on Christian churches are on the rise all around the world—including in America. The worst occurred last month when a bomb exploded in Egypt’s St. [...]
Egyptian Professor Ragheb El-Sergany: Europe Owes Its Science, Moral Values, and Hygiene to the Muslims
By MEMRI – Egyptian researcher Ragheb El-Sergany said that Europe became acquainted with science and with moral values only through the Muslims. According to El-Sergany, a professor in the [...]
Egypt’s Christians – Church of Martyrs
By Samuel Tadros – Sunday’s attack is neither the first nor the last that the Coptic Church will endure in Egypt. St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church, the site of this past Sunday’s bombing [...]
Christian Worship Is “Worse than Murder and Bloodshed” Says Egyptian Cleric
By Raymond Ibrahim – Special to Coptic Solidarity – For an idea of why Egypt’s Coptic Christians and their churches are constantly under attack—most recently last Sunday, when a [...]
The Myth of “Muslim Grievance” Must Stop. it’s the Innocent Religious Minorities in Muslim Countries Who Have Real Grievances
By Dr. Tawfik Hamid – After so many Islamic terror attacks against innocents it is common to see Islamic apologists jumping to offer some justification for such attacks by raising the issue [...]
Muslim Aversion to Non-Muslim Rule and the Jakarta Riots
By Mark Durie – The New English Review (via MEF) – Violence between protesters and police in Jakarta broke out Friday night, November 4, 2016, when an estimated 200,000 Muslims [...]
Al Azhar: No to Reforming “Religious Discourse”
By Raymond Ibrahim – Exclusive for Coptic Solidarity – Much of Al Azhar University’s curriculum is based on Islam’s ancillary books, written in the medieval era or earlier. These books are [...]
من عطفِ السلطان إلى هديّةِ البرلمان: إشكاليّات يَطرحُها قانونُ بناءِ الكنائسِ في مصر
عمرو عزّت – في تاريخِ 28 أيلول 2016، دخلَ القانونُ الجديد الذي تبنّاه البرلمانُ المصري في 30 آب/أغسطس حولَ بناء وتجديدِ الكنائس في مصر حيّزَ التنفيذ. تثير الآليّة الإداريّة المبسَّطة التي [...]
