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Raymond Ibrahim, author of multiple best-selling books on Islam vs the West, including Sword and Scimitar, Defenders of the West, and The Two Swords of Christ.
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Revisiting Islam’s “Prayers of Hate”

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By Raymond Ibrahim Verified
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In a recent article, we saw how the Egyptian soccer team’s locker room prayers had distinctly anti-Christian elements to them. The main point of interest was not that some soccer team prayed thus, but that the Koran itself—taken to be the infallible words of Allah, and recited by about two billions Muslims around the world—makes distinctly anti-Christian claims.
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Why Saladin’s Chronicler Called Richard the Lionheart an “Unparalleled Disaster” for Islam

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By Raymond Ibrahim Verified
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Today in history, the important fortress city of Acre fell back into Crusader hands, and in so doing ushered in the Third Crusade—the most bloody and violent of all Crusades. And its chief architect—a man hated but also greatly respected by his Muslim adversaries—was King Richard I, the Lionheart. Following the decisive battle of Hattin in 1187, Sultan Saladin went on to conquer Jerusalem and most other Christian kingdoms, including coastal Acre.
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Why Egypt's Soccer Team Cursed Christians Even BEFORE They Lost

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By Raymond Ibrahim Verified
| Substack
Even in something as fraternal as international sports, Egypt simply cannot help but expose its Islamic “credentials.” In a video of a locker room pre-game prayer, the Egyptian soccer team did not pray that no one gets hurt, or that the best team may win. No, their prayer began by cursing Christians and Jews and culminated by repeating—thrice no less—a special condemnation against Christians, for their great sin in believing that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
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