Why did Apostate Prophet leave Islam—and why did he eventually become Christian? In this episode of Theological, Shabbos Kestenbaum sits down with Ridvan Aydemir, known online as Apostate Prophet, for a direct conversation about Islam, the Quran, Muhammad, Jesus, Judaism, Christianity, antisemitism, terrorism, and Ridvan’s personal journey from Islam to atheism to Christianity. Ridvan explains why reading the Quran in a language he understood became a turning point in his life. He argues that the Quran makes claims about the natural world, Judaism, Christianity, Jesus, and Muhammad that he no longer believes can be reconciled with truth. Shabbos presses him on whether Islam still teaches valuable practices like prayer, charity,…
The six-page instructional guide, "25th Anniversary and Commemoration of 9/11" was distributed to teachers and recommends they create a "safe space" for Muslim students,
The Texas State Board of Education will now require high school social studies classes to teach about Mohammed’s taking of female captives as “harem slaves.” Friday’s vote to adopt the curriculum changes, which included other [...]
High school students in Texas will also study early Muslims' "brutal military campaigns against Jewish and Christian tribes," the "normalization of slavery," including the taking of female captives to use as "harem slaves."
On Thursday’s “Finnerty,” Dame Jasvinder Sanghera, a survivor of forced marriage, and Ben Leo discussed a disturbing U.K. report that reveals forced marriage cases involving young children, raising new questions about enforcement and prosecutions.
The former Fox News host said he believes El-Sayed, who is bidding to be the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate, will eke out a victory this fall.
Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews Content Editor Published September 1, 2026 PARIS — French presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen has reignited one of the country’s most divisive political debates, promising a national referendum that would [...]
A North Carolina teenager has been indicted on murder charges in connection with the deadly mass shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego earlier this year. Her attorney told CNN she is "innocent of all these charges". CNN's Dianne Gallagher reports.
