Islamic Myths

A critical, evidence-based exploration of Taqiyya and religious deception in Islam – analyzing Quranic verses, hadith, historical examples, and Indian ethical responses. Scholarly, polemical, and heavily referenced.

Critical analysis of Islam’s doctrines of deception—taqiyya, kitman, tawriya, maruna, and Qur’anic makr with classical tafsir references.

A critical, source-referenced analysis of how Islam — as defined by the Quran and Sahih Hadith — contains political-strategic doctrines: Dar al-Islam vs Dar al-Harb, jihad, taqiyya, hudna, jizya and the caliphate. Academic citations and historical context showing when religion becomes a geopolitical program.

An academic analysis of the word “Kafir” — its original meaning, usage in the Quran and Hadith, and its socio-political impact in history. Discover how a simple term for ‘one who denies’ turned into a powerful religious-political label.

Explore a critical examination of the Quran and humanity, analyzing verses on creation, morality, war, justice, and mercy. Discover the historical and philosophical insights into the Quran’s universal teachings and their impact on human values.