When I was a committed Christian I enjoyed reading the incredibly well-written and absorbing books by CS Lewis. I don’t mean the The Chronicles of Narnia, those classic novels for children, but his theological works. He has rightly been acclaimed… Read More ›
In this entertaining video you can see prominent Christian missionaries at Speakers’ Corner getting OWNED big time by Muslims. I appear at 11 mins 26 seconds when I expose hate preacher Jay Smith for his lies against Muslims. Enjoy…
Last week at Speakers’ Corner, London
My personal reasons as to why a certain 7th century Arab is an authentic prophet of God. Please ignore the Spanish subtitles.
This is a dialogue between former Archbishop of Canterbury (head of the Church of England) and myself at Cambridge University. The Williams with the beard is the former Archbishop, the Williams without a beard is the Muslim. Very confusing..
Actually, I have many favourite books I’ve read over the years. My current No1 is The Oxford Book of English Verse. I have been reading a poem a day for the past year. The idea is to commit myself to reading… Read More ›
A few hours ago Raj and I had a discussion about the atrocity in Christchurch and the role Tommy Robinson and his followers play in fomenting hatred against Muslims.
This is excruciating! Here I school an anti-Muslim Christian misionary at Speakers’ Corner who condemns the hijab for being ‘oppressive to women’ but ignores the patriarchal teaching of her own New Testament despite believing it is the Word of God…. Read More ›
Forgiveness or payment in Christianity: Paul Williams discusses with a Christian gentleman at Speaker’s Corner, early 2013.
#MuslimMattersUSA Salaam. Join me and Muslim Matters on our live panel today at 5 PM eastern where we have guests who have reverted to Islam and how their life was after reverting. Ask them questions and hear their stories. Please… Read More ›
Last night several English converts to Islam (myself, Jordan and Chris) stayed up to the small hours to discuss life as a Muslim and the challenges we face.