Tim’s experience is unique in that he holds six earned degrees. One is a master’s degree in Islamic studies from Islamic College in London, allowing him to study under Muslim scholars.
Guided by the wisdom of thinkers like James K.A. Smith, Dallas Willard, Tim Keller, and C.S. Lewis, we’ll explore how these ancient practices can radically alter the course of our lives, leading us into deeper intimacy with God.
This offer serves as a challenge and a wake-up call to those who align themselves with the Palestinian cause while possibly overlooking the harsh realities LGBTQ+ individuals face in Palestinian territories.
[Aysha A. Hidayatullah] work questions the foundational assumptions and methodologies employed by feminist interpreters who attempt to reconcile sacred scripture with contemporary ideals of gender justice.
This article will delve into the contributions of these women, their impact on Muslim communities, and the challenges they face, providing a structured analysis of how their efforts are reshaping the landscape of Islamic thought and practice.
The hijab, encompassing various forms of modest dress such as the headscarf, niqab, and burqa, is one of the most visible symbols associated with Islam. It frequently serves as a focal point for discussions on religion, gender, and cultural identity.
Bernard Lewis, one of the most influential historians of Islam and the Middle East, offered a comprehensive and evolving analysis of Islamic antisemitism throughout his career.
By Dr. Tim Orr
In the contentious arena of Middle Eastern studies, Edward Said's "Orientalism" has become a symbol of revolutionary critique and a flashpoint for intense academic debate. Lauded as the cornerstone of postcolonial theory, "Orientalism" suggests that Western scholarship on the East
