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Book Review #71 – Conflicts of Fitness: Islam, America, and Evolutionary Psychology

One day, I randomly opened my Goodreads account and was caught off guard by an unexpected message. I didn’t even realize Goodreads had a messaging feature, so seeing it there was a surprise in itself. What made it even more intriguing was that the message was from an author! He personally reached out, offering me … Continue reading “Book Review #71 – Conflicts of Fitness: Islam, America, and Evolutionary Psychology”

How to Identify and Block Websites Spreading Misinformation About Islam

The internet is full of misleading websites that spread false information about Islam by fabricating Qurans, altering Hadiths, misquoting verses, and distorting Islamic teachings. These websites can confuse both Muslims and non-Muslims, leading to misunderstandings about the religion. To help protect yourself from misinformation, I have compiled a list of such websites. Since the internet … Continue reading “How to Identify and Block Websites Spreading Misinformation About Islam”

Respect For The United States And Its Leadership

I’m not the kind of person who gets caught up in politics, and honestly, it’s never been my thing. But as a proud U.S. citizen, I can’t ignore the impact of President Trump’s leadership. His words and actions have brought attention to issues that have been swept under the rug for far too long. It’s … Continue reading “Respect For The United States And Its Leadership”

Book Review #70 – The Stranger

The Stranger by Albert Camus My rating: 4 of 5 stars The Stranger truly lives up to its name. Meursault is an outsider in every sense, disconnected from society, distant from family and friends, indifferent to morality, detached from religion, and seemingly devoid of purpose. As the novel unfolds, it becomes clear that societies are … Continue reading “Book Review #70 – The Stranger”