If you Google Anthony Jansen van Salee, you’d find dozens of articles claiming him as Moroccan, one of the earliest Muslims to settle in America, and one of the founders…
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Thanks to the epoch-making work of the Tunisian scholar Hela Ouardi, we can finally read a full biography of Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, and get a full sense of…
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Philip Pilkington, the author of The Collapse of Global Liberalism And the Emergence of the Post-liberal World Order (Polity Press, 2025), has an urgent message for us: The West, which…
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Over the last few decades, a consensus has been growing in major hubs of science and technology, especially in the United States, that the human race as we know it…
The Biblical Context of Islam
As I have done occasionally on the pages of this magazine (check out the select list of articles below), I continue to educate myself on the cultural origins of the…
The False Promises of Wokeness
At long last, we have a book that unveils the (self-)deceptive and profoundly reactionary ideology of privileged white virtue signalers who have commandeered their way to the heights of (symbolic)…
The Enigma of Ibn Khaldun
The medieval Muslim scholar Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406) is a household name in Morocco and the Muslim world and is often credited with inventing what we now call the “social sciences.”…
Trump, Biden, and the Public Sphere
When it comes to Donald Trump, two fundamental questions have kept many of us up late far too many nights over the last four years. First, what makes Trump so…
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I was perhaps 13 or 14 when I first met Muhammad Asad, alias Leopold Weiss, the distinguished journalist and author of The Road to Mecca (1952)—a memoir of his mid-century travels in…







