Islam

Islamic extremists shoot two teachers and wife of one to death.

Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orban made a strong statement in his recent state of the nation address.

God has been using Annahita Parsan’s life in incredible ways for His Kingdom. Parsan, who is originally from Iran, converted to Christianity, and is now leading many others to Christ in Sweden.

Extremists view the Sufi Islamic practices as a threat.

“Allahu Akbar” means “God is greater,” but since 9/11, many have begun to raise an acute ear when it’s uttered.

In 2009, when Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi walked away from a United States detention camp in Iraq, he warned his former captors: “I’ll see you guys in New York.”<p><p>Just five years later, in 2014, this same man became the leader of ISIS.<p><p>After Tuesday’s terror attack in New York City, the deadliest since 9/11, al-Baghdadi’s words seem more ominous – and relevant.<p><p>This week, CNN noted the resilience of New Yorkers. Yet, we deceive ourselves if we go on with our lives and dismiss Tuesday’s attack as another senseless atrocity carried out by a “lone wolf.” (After all, the alleged attacker wanted to display the ISIS flag in the hospital while he recovered, and the militant group claimed him as a “soldier of the caliphate.”)<p><p>What motivates ISIS to commit such carnage? Radical jihadists such as al-Baghdadi are more than psychopaths perverting Islam. ISIS wants to usher in the apocalypse.<p><p>Here are four things you need to know about ISIS from the research of Jim Denison, author of Radical Islam: What You Need to Know:<p><p>Photo courtesy: ©Thinkstockphotos.com

The church elder in Plateau state, Nigeria saw the Muslim Fulani herdsmen storm into his village at 11 p.m.the night of Oct. 13, shooting in all directions.

Nabeel Qureshi has died of stomach cancer at the age of thirty-four. Whether you know his name or not, I invite you to consider his legacy today.

A Muslim man who converted to Christianity says that many Muslims are giving their lives to Jesus, and most of them are doing so through dreams and visions, rather than through evangelism.

A former Muslim assassin has had an encounter with Christ that has completely changed his life.