Sheikh ul-Islam Allahshukur Pashazade shares his experience attending general conference last weekend after meeting with ...

Newcomers to the Quran might be surprised to find that the Prophet Muhammad is only mentioned a handful of times in the Muslim holy book. The prophet whose name is mentioned most? That would be Moses ...

He’s familiar yet novel, this Muslim Jesus. We almost recognize the cadence. “Blessed is he who sees with his heart but whose heart is not in what he sees.” Still, it’s off somehow, and where are ...

In a strange variation on Matthew’s Gospel that Christians probably haven’t heard, Jesus declares to his followers: “Truly I say to you, God will not leave one stone of this mosque upon another but ...

In the crash course in Islam offered by the media over the last six months, many Christians will have heard it said that Muslims regard Jesus as a great prophet—not divine, and superseded by Muhammad, ...

Editor’s Note: Tony Jones is the author of “Did God Kill Jesus? Searching for Love in History’s Most Famous Execution.’ He teaches theology at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities and Fuller ...

Every year in December, Christians all around the world celebrate Christmas, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. In fact, when it comes to venerating Christ, most Christians tend to go out-of-the-way ...

A group plans to protest near a North Side billboard carrying messages about the Islamic faith. Protesters are specifically opposed to the message “Jesus is Muslim” that some recently saw on the ...

As the country sits transfixed with one of the strangest, divisive and most unpredictable presidencies in the history of the United States, lost in the madness has been the increase in Islamophobia ...

A documentary, broadcast on British television ITV on Sunday, seeks to portray Jesus as Muslims view him. The one-hour program, called The Muslim Jesus, explains how Muslims consider Jesus to be a ...

Every couple of years I have the oppor­tunity to teach a "special topics" course at Piedmont College—a onetime offering that may appeal to a broader audience than the regular religion courses listed ...