In today’s conversation, a well-known Muslim speaker, Shaykh Uthman Ibn Farooq, attempts to convince someone that Jesus is not God, but only a prophet. At first, the argument sounds structured and persuasive. He references...
In today’s discussion, a popular Muslim speaker, Central Dawah, attempts to challenge two Christians by raising common objections against the Bible — questions about the time of Jesus’ crucifixion, the nature of Christ, and...
In a recent street interaction, Shaykh Uthman Ibn Farooq speaks with four Born Again Christians who openly affirm their belief that the Bible is the preserved Word of God. The conversation begins casually but...
Popular Muslim preacher Shaykh Uthman Ibn Farooq once again approaches Bible college students and attempts to undermine confidence in Scripture. On the surface, the tactic looks familiar—raise doubts about preservation, question prophecy, and introduce...
One of the most revealing moments in this street interaction isn’t the question about Jesus’ appearance—it’s how quickly the conversation is redirected away from it. A Christian man approached a group of Hebrew Israelites...
In many debates about Christianity, especially when Scripture enters the conversation, the problem is rarely a lack of information. More often, critics refuse to follow the text where it leads. Instead of engaging honestly...
One of the most common objections raised against Christianity is the claim that Jesus cannot be God because He says He does not know the hour of His return. This argument is frequently repeated,...
In a recent street interaction, a Muslim apologetic known as Central Dawah released a video featuring a conversation with a Ukrainian Christian woman. They framed the clip as a clear victory—another supposed example of...
One of the most dangerous things in any religious discussion is loud confidence without careful reading. A group of Hebrew Israelites confronts Christians publicly in Africa, insisting they alone understand Scripture. The volume is...
When a Christian minister approached a group outside a mosque, he expected genuine dialogue. What he encountered instead was a tangle of half-truths, emotional theatrics, and theological confusion—mostly coming from an Orthodox Muslim preacher...
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