Tag Archives: Zorhan Mamdani
America At Risk
Virtually all American citizens (and many around the world) will remember September 11th, 2001. We usually just refer to it as “9/11.” That is the day when foreign born haters of our nation used our own commercial jet aircraft to take down the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. And heavily damaged the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.
Posted in Faith, Islam & Sharia; Terrorism, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged 9/11, al-Qaeda, Bill Montgomery, Charlie Kirk, fatwa, jihad, Mamdani, Osama Bin Laden, Turning Point USA, Zorhan Mamdani
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The Risks of Interfaith Dialogue
Voters in New York City just nominated a socialist candidate with deep Islamic ties for mayor—raising serious concerns about the city’s future. But beyond politics, the story also challenges Christians to consider how we engage with Muslim neighbors...
Posted in Faith
Tagged Abdu Murray, Department of Community Safety, Hindustan Times, interfaith dialogue, Mark Levin, Zorhan Mamdani
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