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  • Yesterday · 1 hr 10 min

    Islam Is KILLING the West

    I recently had another critically important discussion with Peter Boghossian, which he described as follows: "Raymond Ibrahim is a no-nonsense historian and blunt commentator on Islam and its intersections with the West. He pulls no punches. We strolled through Central Park on a crisp summer afternoon, in deep conversation. We walked, sat (as we both are getting over a knee injury), and conversed about everything from the historical roots of Islamic ideology to the crumbling facades of modern societies. Sometimes the best way to unpack complex ideas isn't in a sterile studio, but on a walk in the park." RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Yesterday · 38 min

    A Cry for Help: The Silent Slaughter of Nigerian Christians

    "It IS a Jihad!" insists Fr. Samuel Marie in this most earnest message concerning the unmitigated slaughter of those "black lives" that DON'T matter in the West. Fr. Samuel Marie's website: https://ssihmission.org/ RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Yesterday · 6 min

    England's St. George Flag: Forged in History's Crusades, Reborn in Today's Jihads

    Today, England's St. George flag stands as a symbol of defiance against mass Muslim migration—but few realize its true origins. Forged in the Crusades as a banner of war against Islam, its modern use comes full circle in a strikingly ironic twist of history—and serves as a reminder of what happens to those who forget history. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Yesterday · 1 hr 3 min

    LIVE #4 - What I — and What You Should — Read

    Join me, the world's most formidable librarian, for a deep dive into the world of books — what I read, what you should read, reading strategies, and why books matter more than ever. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Yesterday · 8 min

    Skanderbeg vs. Islam: The Warrior Who Saved Christendom

    Discover the story of Skanderbeg, the Albanian warlord who defied the Muslim Ottoman Empire and stood as a shield for Christendom. From daring battles to legendary leadership, this is the epic tale of one man who changed the course of history RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 6 min

    The Shocking Truth: Denying Muhammad's Existence Helps Islam

    Many critics believe that saying "Muhammad never existed" is the ultimate way to make Muslims question their faith. In reality, however, this claim is much more frequently directed at non-Muslims—where it serves only to create chaos and confusion. Instead of weakening Islam, it strengthens its defenses by shifting attention away from what has ALWAYS been Islam's true Achilles' heel: the life, character, and nature of Muhammad himself. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 8 min

    About That Dog…

    You've seen him... you've heard him... Now it's time for the full, unfiltered exposé on THAT DOG—the legend, the scoundrel, the menace—and the squeaky-toy addiction nobody talks about. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 10 min

    A Sword Over the Nile: Islam's 14-Century War on Egypt's Christians

    For 1,400 years, Egypt's indigenous Christian inhabitants—the Copts—have endured conquest, forced conversions, massacres, and a slow erasure from their own homeland. Adel Guindy's book, A Sword Over the Nile, uncovers the full, unbroken chain of persecution from the 7th century to today—revealing truths you won't hear anywhere else. In this video, we explore its most shocking findings and why they matter now more than ever. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 35 min

    LIVE #1 - Two Firsts: Raymond Ibrahim's First Livestream on His First Battle — Yarmuk

    Join Raymond Ibrahim as he commemorates the Battle of Yarmuk—fought on August 20, 636. Discover why historian Francesco Gabrieli said that "the battle of the Yarmuk had, without doubt, more important consequences than almost any other in all world history." Also learn how this epic clash played a "consequential" role in setting Raymond on his career path over 25 years ago. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 7 min

    The Day 813 Christians Were Beheaded for Refusing Islam

    On August 14, 1480, atop a lonely hilltop in Otranto, Italy, 813 Christians were given a choice by invading Ottomans: convert to Islam or die. They refused—and were beheaded, their archbishop sawn in half to shouts of "Allahu Akbar," as enslaved families were forced to watch. This was no act of "radicals," but the command of Sultan Muhammad II, the head of Sunni Islam—echoed centuries later by ISIS. Their skulls still line Otranto's cathedral, a chilling reminder that the creed and methods of jihad have never changed. RaymondIbrahim.com

  • Monday · 1 hr 24 min

    Ex-Muslim Yasmine Mohammad and Raymond Ibrahim EXPOSE Islam's Dark Truths

    Yasmine Mohammad's description of her recent interview with Raymond Ibrahim: In a new limited series called Islam and the West, Yasmine is inviting the most brilliant minds of our time to discuss the most pressing issues of our time. These conversations help us understand the goals of Islamists in the West, who are infiltrating our governments, media and academic institutions. They also examine strategies to battle the overwhelming antisemitism and Islamism in the West. The first guest on the Islam and the West limited series is Raymond Ibrahim, an expert on Islamic history and doctrine, and a widely published expert on the Middle East and Islam. He is the author of multiple books including Defenders of the West: The Christian Heroes Who Stood Against Islam (2022) and Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West (2018). He has appeared on C-SPAN, Al-Jazeera, CNN, NPR, and PBS and has been published by a variety of publications. Formerly an Arabic linguist at the Library of Congress, Ibrahim has guest lectured at many universities. Ibrahim's dual-background—born and raised in the U.S. by Egyptian parents from the Middle East—has provided him with unique advantages, from equal fluency in English and Arabic, to an equal understanding of the Western and Middle Eastern mindsets. RaymondIbrahim.com

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