Eid al-Fitr follows the sighting of the new moon which signifies the end of the fast in the month of Ramadan. On the Islamic calendar, Eid al-Fitr (Feast of Breaking the Fast) is celebrated before Eid al-Ad'ha. Eid means recurring happiness or festivity. Eid is celebrated with enthusiasm every where in the world.  read more »

Since becoming grand mufti in 2003 Sheikh Ali Gomaa has been both a controversial and quietly impressive figure. He has become a media fixture, with each of his fatwas (religious edicts) closely monitored and scrutinised. Whether they attract support or opposition, few question the scholarly knowledge that informs his judgements.  read more »

I am really deeply into my new novel, Patriot Acts. I really like it as I go about adding and taking away and making it a story that will read like your own life, because you relate to the story so completely. I think readers will get hooked onto its plausible depth. I really think it is perfectly timely with the world at large.

I have really been able to broaden the history and the plots of the character, better than I had remembered. I am never really satisfied, the book seems to guide the author at this point, rather than the other way around, but the characters now feel real. Still, I have this driving force within me to just get people to read the stories and to realize that they are stories of the real results of a world controlled by the culture of death.

Read the Prologue from my novel, Patriot Acts. Read it and then ask yourself if you really want your President to sit down unconditionally with nations such as Iran. I do have an intense story to tell in this new work in progress, Patriot Acts. It is only scary, because you know it can happen.  read more »

If God allows, this section will be based on what I’m pretty much dedicating my life to: a deeper and more profound understanding between human beings, the children of Adam (peace be upon him). I actually named my son Adam just so that I could never be distracted from the goal.  read more »

The Koran requires respect for non-Muslims - and this means Jews and Christians too! Muslims need to read their Koran from cover to cover, not just a few selected passages taken out of context.     read more »

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Today we welcome Steven Bradley to our writing blog. He is discussing his book Nimrod Rising. Find out more about the story line, how he wrote and published the book and what he is doing to promote it.  read more »

This is an old post of mine from the WritingUp days that proved somewhat controversial there. I reproduce it here for your interest. Enjoy the read!

Is there a connection between Islam and the Church of Satan? And the increasing violence in Islam?  read more »

Islamic and Christian atrocities have been recorded all over the world. Based on the Judaic scriptures we see no God at work in the so called radical actions of the followers but cruel inhumane behavior which was not paralleled by ancient peoples such as Egyptians, Greeks, Romans or any others.  read more »