Middle Eastern affairs professor Nissim Dana spoke to Arutz Sheva Monday about his upcoming book, To Whom Does This Land Belong?: New Insights into the Koran, and revealed that Islam absolutely does ...

As the Middle East seethes in turmoil and violence, a new study shows that the Muslim world is sharply divided over the fundamental relationship between the laws of government and the religious ...

In the name of Allah, militant Muslims continue taking up arms against people they consider threats to their faith and way of life. But does it make theological sense for humans to pick up swords and ...

In the wake of the mass shooting at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, that took the lives of 49 people, there has been much speculation around gunman Omar Mateen's motives for the attack. The ...

It was in the year 610 that the Prophet Muhammad received the first revelation of what was to become the Koran, the holy book of Islam. According to Islamic tradition, Muhammad was confronted by the ...

Fragments of the world's oldest Koran, found in Birmingham last month, may predate the Prophet Muhammad and could even rewrite the early history of Islam, according to scholars. The pages, thought to ...

This column was written by Eugene Volokh. The U.S. Constitution is a multiculturalist document. Not in all senses, of course: It tries to forge a common national culture as well as tolerating other ...

How do you measure a book's worth? By its sales in the millions, by its perennial appeal to generation upon generation, by the beauty of its language and style or because, as in the case of the Koran, ...