A.S. was born and raised in Egypt and holds two doctorates with an emphasis on Islam and its history. He is a professor of Islamic studies and director of the Jenkins Center for the Christian Understanding of Islam at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has taught at several schools in the United States and the Middle East and is the author of Sharia Versus the U.S. Constitution: Why Americans Must Choose Freedom. He has also authored A Concise Guide to the Life of Muhammad (Baker Academic, 2022), Conversion to Islam (Oxford University Press, 2021), Basics of Arabic (Zondervan 2021), A Concise Guide to the Quran (Baker Academic, 2020), and The Stated Motivations for the Early Islamic Expansion (Peter Lang, 2018), among others.
A.S. Ibrahim | Questions for the candidate about ties to the Muslim Brotherhood are legitimate—no matter how much he tries to deflect attention elsewhere
A.S. Ibrahim | In pointing to the attitudes of Muslim immigrants, Trump says what Europe’s leaders still won’t
A.S. Ibrahim | Hatred of the West doesn’t stem from grievance or colonialism but from mainstream Islamic teaching
A.S. Ibrahim | An attack on a passenger aircraft spreads fear far and wide
A.S. Ibrahim | The vote Germany can no longer ignore
A.S. Ibrahim | Magazine tries to reassure Europeans by soft-pedaling a conquering ideology
A.S. Ibrahim | We still owe the dead an honest account of why the Muslim terrorists attacked us on 9/11
A.S. Ibrahim | Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, the West still can’t say what it saw
A.S. Ibrahim | Zohran Mamdani attempts to pass off Islam’s founder as a champion of compassion, diversity, and generosity
Religion scholar says we should distinguish Islam as a personal faith from Islamism as a political project. A.S. Ibrahim talks with WORLD’s Mary Reichard.
