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دار الحرب It is an Arabic phrase. It is pronounced “dar al harb.” Memorize it, because it explains why the Nigerian in the window seat is trying to blow you, and the nearly 300 other people with you on your international flight, to pieces as you descend into a major American city. Dar al-Harb means “the world of war.” It

BAGHDAD, Iraq – Gunmen fired on a car carrying a newlywed couple and their families on Friday, killing the 23-year-old bride and wounding the Iraqi army captain she had just married. Eleven other people died in violence nationwide. Ooh, brave soldiers, shooting up brides. Just like last week and the brave bomber who killed a bunch of kids and a

Last major chapter (not including conclusion)…six days left to get done and to do a read through before London, Berlin, and possibly Dublin (pray that works out). Busiest schedule I’ve ever planned for myself while away, too. But I have found I need the hard copy of a source I have in my notes for this last chapter. I have

We continue our response to Saifullah and Azmy by noting their listing of various ecclesiastical traditions (Protestant, Roman Catholic, and then much smaller ones, such as Coptic, Armenian, etc.) and their statement “They all contain a different number of books. Again the scriptures are demonstrably not the same today as in Muhammad’s time.” Notice the massive (and unwarranted) leap between