Tim’s experience is unique in that he holds six earned degrees. One is a master’s degree in Islamic studies from Islamic College in London, allowing him to study under Muslim scholars.
Jay Smith presents a compelling reexamination of early Islamic history, challenging traditional narratives with evidence from coins, rock inscriptions, and ancient manuscripts.
By Dr. Tim Orr
In a captivating lecture, Dr. Jay Smith delves into the roots of Islamic ideology, offering groundbreaking insights based on historical criticism. This article summarizes Smith's lecture, which highlights the significant influence of the Quran and Muhammad's life on the behavior and worldview
By Dr. Tim Orr
This article's information was taken from Jay Smith's YouTube video, The Truth about Islam's Origins. The video is below.
In recent years, the historical origins of Islam have come under intense scrutiny. One of the leading voices in this critique
This article explores Smith's arguments, the scholarly references that support his views, and how he effectively refutes Muslim scholarly references. It highlights his journey and the significance of his work in the field of polemics.
By Tim Orr
Few subjects in religious scholarship are as captivating and profound as the Qur'an. This sacred text, revered by over a billion Muslims worldwide, contains centuries of spiritual wisdom, cultural history, and divine guidance within its verses. Yet, the methods we study and understand the Qur&
This exploration delves into the groundbreaking work of Andy Bannister on the oral-formulaic elements of the Qur'an, revealing how his computerized analysis has revolutionized our understanding of this sacred text.
By Dr. Tim Orr
The Qur'an, a monumental text in Islamic scholarship, is revered and recited by millions globally. Despite its significance, the Qur'an's origins and composition methods continue to spark scholarly intrigue and debate. Andy Bannister's An Oral-Formulaic Study of the
The stories of Adam in the Quran and the Bible are more than just ancient tales; they are foundational narratives that shape the theological landscapes of Islam and Christianity. These accounts provide the basis for understanding human nature, sin, and the need for redemption within each faith.
