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Raymond Ibrahim is an "American scholar of Arabic history and language.[1]
Biography
Ibrahim was born in 1973 in the United States to Egyptian Coptic immigrants. He is fluent in Arabic and English. Ibrahim studied at California State University, Fresno, where he wrote a Master's thesis under Victor Davis Hanson on an early military encounter between Islam and Byzantium based on medieval Arabic and Greek texts. Ibrahim also took graduate courses at Georgetown University's Center of Contemporary Arab Studies and is studying toward the PhD in medieval Islamic history at Catholic University.
Career
Ibrahim was previously an Arab language specialist for the Near East section of the Library of Congress.[2] He is associate director of the Middle East Forum.
Ibrahim is the author of The Al-Qaeda Reader. [3]
Publications
- The Al Qaeda Reader, Doubleday Publishers, 2007 [3]
- How Taqiyya Alters Islam's Rules of War, Middle East Quarterly, Winter 2010, p. 3-13 [4]
- Are Judaism and Christianity as Violent as Islam?, Middle East Quarterly, Summer 2009, pp. 3-12 [5]
- An Analysis of Al-Qa'ida's Worldview: Reciprocal Treatment or Religious Obligation, Middle East Review of International Affairs, Volume 12, No. 3 - September 2008 [6]
- Studying the Islamic Way of War, National Review Online, September 2008 [7]
- Islam's Doctrines of Deception, Jane's Islamic Affairs Analyst, September 2008 [8]
- Jesus and Mohammad, Version 2.0 National Review Online, September 2007 [9]
- The Two Faces of Al Qaeda, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Vol. 54, Issue 4, Page B3, September 21, 2007 [10]
- Islam gets concessions; Infidels get conquered, Los Angeles Times, December 2006 [11]
External links
http://www.raymondibrahim.com/about/