# Raymond Ibrahim
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raymond ibrahim (born 1973) is an American author, translator columnist, critic of Islam and a former librarian. His focus is Arabic history and language, and current events. He is the author of three books, Sword and Scimitar: Fourteen Centuries of War between Islam and the West (Da Capo, 2018), Crucified Again: Exposing Islam's New War on Christians (Regnery, 2013) and The Al Qaeda Reader (Doubleday, 2007).
“Turkey’s Definitely A Dangerous Nation” – Raymond Ibrahim On Erdogan And Ottoman Ambitions
Is the conflict with Iran about religion or geopolitics? Raymond Ibrahim challenges the framing of US alliances with Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Patrick Bet-David presses him on Sunni-Shia history, regional threats and whether Saudi reforms signal genuine change.
“How Did It Happen In America?” – Raymond Ibrahim On Islam, Immigration And Conversion
How should immigration policy address extremism without treating an entire religion as a threat? Patrick Bet-David presses Raymond Ibrahim on the percentage of extremists, his risk analogy and the distinction between ordinary Muslims and people who commit violence.
“Enabled By Western Policy” – Historian Challenges Europe’s Immigration Approach
Why do migrants choose some European countries over others? Raymond Ibrahim argues that benefits, immigration policy and cultural accommodation shape their destinations. Patrick Bet-David asks how the West compares with China, Japan and India.
Historian BLASTS Georgetown Over Saudi Money
Raymond Ibrahim says Saudi funding shaped how Islam was taught at Georgetown and recounts conflict that led him to leave. Patrick questions what Qatar and China expect from billions flowing into U.S. universities. Are foreign donors supporting education, or buying influence over what students learn?
"Violence and Conquest" - Historian on How Nations Became Muslim
Raymond Ibrahim argues that conquest, forced conversion, and the jizya tax helped reshape formerly Christian and Hindu lands. Patrick presses him on why resistance failed and how empires expanded so quickly. From Egypt to India, the discussion confronts a brutal history behind religious demographic…
The Truth About Prophet Muhammad
Raymond Ibrahim contrasts the Quran's Meccan and Medinan revelations, arguing that changing power shaped its teachings on peace and warfare. He explains abrogation, recounts a tense exchange with a colleague, and cites Christian persecution under ISIS. What happens when religious authority gains po…
Episode 136: Brian Wrote a Book and Raymond Ibrahim is correct
We planned to talk about one thing... but Brian published a book and Tulsa is having a Muslim crisis so we did what we do, and spun into a rabbit hole.
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Has the West Lost Its Moral Compass? (or Should the West Allow Islam to Spread?) | Raymond Ibrahim
Has the West lost sight of morality? And is that why it struggles to confront the spread of Islam? In this conversation, the roles are reversed. Raymond Ibrahim asks the questions, and Peter Boghossian answers. It starts with epistemology: What is it about how people in the West decide what's true …
Was Vlad The Impaler Dracula or a Hero?
Was Vlad the Impaler a hero or a monster? Raymond Ibrahim separates the Wallachian ruler from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, discussing Ottoman captivity, brutal punishments and the propaganda that shaped his reputation. Patrick Bet-David asks about the man behind the legend.
How Islam Spread Through Force NOT Peace
Raymond Ibrahim argues that Muhammad's rise combined military power, tribal loyalty and promises of paradise. Patrick presses him on how that message became a global religion. Ibrahim also challenges Western portrayals of Islam and Christianity, warning that historical amnesia fuels misplaced guilt.
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