The Colonists and the King

The Colonists and the King

There once were colonialists who travelled to a far away land. When they arrived they asked, in their own language, to be taken to the king of the land where they had arrived. They spoke a strange language and the people did not understand so 

The Thieves in the Kingdom

The Thieves in the Kingdom

There once was a King. In his kingdom there were many villages, many people, many animals, hills, valleys, rivers, lakes and streams… Within this kingdom the King built an enormous house for his servants to live in. The house was beautiful and abundant, so far 

The Carpenter and the Absent Workers

The Carpenter and the Absent Workers

There once was a carpenter who wanted to build a great house… This house, however, was not like any other house. This house existed in a land where there were a myriad of apartments; high-priced, high-rise apartments that packed people in where they barely had 

The Master and His Son

The Master and His Son

There was once a great Kung Fu fighter… as years went by he learned much not only about his own system but about the systems of other fights. He realized that many techniques, qi kung, ideas about fighting, energy and the like were held in 

Fact Checking Master Fard: How Science Proves Nation of Islam Founder Was NOT “Allah in the Flesh”

Fact Checking Master Fard: How Science Proves Nation of Islam Founder Was NOT “Allah in the Flesh”

The following article appears in the Nation of Islam paper The Final Call. You will find it quoted and linked below, followed by a brief fact-checking by your’s truly, only on the scientifically quantifiable claims which the author claims “Master Fard” – Wali Fard Muhammad – to 

Dr. Micah David Naziri  Maimonides Didn't Write The Epistle to Yemen Judaism Religion and Spirituality  Rambam Maimonides Judaism Iggeret Temen Epistle to Yemen

Maimonides Didn’t Write The Epistle to Yemen

The authorship of the Epistle to Yemen, ascribed to Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, commonly known as Maimonides, and also referred to by the acronym Rambam, has been the focal point of a new trend in S’fardic rabbis who can only be termed “Rambamists” proselytizing anti-Muslim