Bheria

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    Researcher and writer focusing on comparative religion and philosophy

    The Persianate World: In Defense of an Islamic Civilization Before Nationalism

    On X (formerly Twitter), one regularly comes across ethnonationalist wars of a particularly ugly kind, many of which seem to be directed against Persians. Not...

    1967: When Zionism Became Sacred

    There is a recurring debate regarding whether Jews constitute a "race" or are "merely" the adherents of a religion. However, Jewishness (I give preference to...

    The Qur’an’s Prophecy About Rome: A Critical-Historical Analysis

    If an individual genuinely claimed access to divine revelation, what kind of evidence should we expect? Well, certainly not merely ambiguous language or symbolic predictions...

    The Hebrew Bible Foretells a Messiah, Not a Divine Man

    As Muslims, we affirm without reservation that Jesus (peace be upon him) is the Messiah (al-Masih). The Qur'an explicitly bestows this title upon him...

    A Pyrrhic Crusade: The “War on Terror” Through White Nationalist Eyes

    This September 11 (2026) marked the 25-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and, as usual, the time of year has become more than just...

    The Autonomous Self Cult: Ayah and the Inevitability of “Muslim Feminism”

    You may have come across some of the recent controversy surrounding a TikTok creator known as "Ayah's Voice." She has become the subject of...

    The Myth of “YHWH”: Why the Quran’s Use of Allah Is More “Biblical” than Its Critics Admit

    A very bizarre criticism of Islam has been popularized recently. The argument is that the Qur'an supposedly lacks credibility because it never uses the...

    Jews Leaving Israel for the Diaspora: Yerida and the Cannibalization of Zionism

    Al Jazeera recently published a news article titled, "'Tsunami' of emigration reshapes Israel's future, experts warn," wherein they reported the following: Nearly 270,000 Israelis have...

    Compassionate Imams Spreading False Compassion and Rewriting Morality

    Like many others, I still choose to not be on TikTok. Complete withdrawal from social media, however, carries its own costs, and unless one intends...

    An Islamic Critique of the Bhagavad Gita

    In contemporary Hinduism, the Bhagavad Gita is arguably the most widely read, translated, and cited sacred text. Though it comprises only approximately 700 verses,...

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