Dr. Bilal Philips discusses his story from being a communist to being a Muslim.

Sh. Omar Suleiman sits down with Rev. Dr. George A. Mason for a conversation on faith, history, and the relationship between Christians and Muslims.

Imam Suhaib Webb discusses the story of Prophet Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him. It focuses on how to explain it to members of other faith especially those who celebrate Christmas.

Both Catholic and Islamic thought draw from a common Ancient Philosophical tradition, interpreted during the Middle Ages. The Common Heritage Series is part of a new partnership between Zaytuna College and the Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology which brings faculty and students together in exploration of this shared heritage. Renovatio, a co-sponsor of these events, published “Medina and Athena: Restoring a Lost Legacy” by Hamza Yusuf in its Spring 2019 issue.

Sheikh Deedat encourages the students to equip themselves with the message of Allah and take Islam to all. He also talks about Christmas.

Everyone has to give dawah. What are the challenges of giving dawah? How can we overcome them? How can we educate ourselves to give proper dawah?

Imam SIraj Wahhaj talks about Jesus in Islam. A common unknown fact amongst Christians and members of other faiths is that Islam and Muslims hold the Prophet Jesus, son of Mary, very high. Imam Siraj Wahhaj teaches us about Jesus in Islam.

Sh. Omar Suleiman explores the life, mission, and teachings of Jesus عليه السلام from and Islamic perspective.

Part of the Evans Chair Lecture Series in support of religious understanding and interfaith relationships at Brigham Young University

How should we be tolerant and respective towards each other? How can we from unity and freindship without causing differences to harm us? Mufti Menk explains.

In this presentation. Dr. Jonathan Brown delves into the meaning the salvation from our rich Islamic Tradition and explores if it can be found outside of Islam.

Justice is not only foundational to Islam, but also in the religion of Christianity & Judaism. This panel above focused on the reasons why it is foundational to all three faiths. This discussion was led by Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Reverend Dr. Stephen R. Montgomery of Idlewild Presbyterian Church & Shaykh Dr Yasir Qadhi, from The Memphis Islamic Center. The panel also provided the audience with a better understanding of the similarities between the faiths, and their shared emphasis on Justice.

Shaykh Jamal Zarabozo discusses his fascination over the Qur’an and how it brought him to accept Islam.

Abu Taubah shares his story coming from an African American Christian family, with strong roots in seeking knowledge and seeking the truth, to Islam.

The story of a young American from a Christian family in the United States converting to Islam.

Brother Yusha (Joseph) Evans discusses the reasons why Jesus, peace be upon him, is not the God.

Loving God and Neighbor in Word and Deed: Implications for Christians and Muslims

When the World Changed Conference Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Mufti Ismail ibn Musa Menk talks about our beliefs in Malaysia.

An open dialogue between Rev. Dr. David Millikan & Sheikh Yusuf Estes & Rev. David Millikan on the topic, “Satan’s Art of Worship”.

Shaykh Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf discusses Jesus in Islam.

This event celebrated the rollout of a new book, Religious Freedom: Why Now? Defending an Embattled Human Right, authored by RFP Associate Director Timothy Shah, under the auspices of the Witherspoon Institute’s Task Force on International Religious Freedom, chaired by RFP Director Thomas Farr. The event was co-sponsored by the Religious Freedom Project and the Witherspoon Institute. The keynote address was delivered by Robert P. George of Princeton University. Panels featured a wide range of participants, including noted Muslim scholar Sheikh Hamza Yusuf.

Joshua Evans discusses how as a bible scholar and youth pastor he came to embrace Islam because of his study of Christianity.

In this lecture, Shaykh Kamal el Mekki discusses on the issue of sexual relations and how it is understood in our a current society and it’s relation to Islam.

In this talk the speaker engages the audience in a discussion of traditional as well as contemporary Christian understandings of Islam and vice-versa. A highly detailed and scholarly look into this very complex subject. Murad’s firm command of the English language, his structured presentation, and his vast knowledge and resources cited make this lecture unparalleled by any of its kind. He concludes this talk by revealing his own observant views of Muslim-Christian relations and the need to move forward in mutual tolerance and respect. (Recorded at the Dar al Islam Teachers’ Institute seminar). Other topics discussed: the black stone, St. Thomas Aquinas’ harsh views of Islam, Ivan The Terrible, William Montgomery Watt, Catholic views, women’s views of a gender-specific God, God as love, and the hajj.

Abdal Hakim Murad looks at Islam as part of a wider family of faiths and analyzes what it shares and what it doesn’t share with its two great predecessors. This comparison is made on several fronts namely salvation history, Islamic law vs. Jewish law, scriptural overlap between the Hebrew Bible and the Qur’an, the figures of Jesus (P) and the Virgin Mary (P), and Muslim-Christian interaction throughout history. This lecture is part of a series which is great for both Muslims and non-Muslims as Abdal Hakim approaches the subject from a highly intellectual perspective. (Recorded at the Dar al Islam Teachers’ Institute seminar). Other topics discussed: God’s covenant, the “chosen” people, prophecy, ancient Christian antisemitism, the Kaaba, and circumcision.

Imam Suhaib Webb discusses his journey to Islam.