Muhammad Atif Shah 
A Theology That Shapes Foreign Policy When the United States formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in December 2017 and moved its embassy there the following year, the decision was greeted with celebration by tens of millions of American evangelical Christians. For many of them, the move was not primarily a matter of … Read more
A River the Prophet Warned About 1,400 Years Ago In 2009, the Iraqi government issued an urgent warning: the Euphrates River, one of the oldest and most historically significant waterways in the world, was drying up. Ministers reported that water levels had dropped dramatically and that entire stretches of the river that had supported farming … Read more
Few passages in the entire Bible have generated as much sustained theological debate as the twentieth chapter of the Book of Revelation. In six verses, the text describes an angel binding Satan with a great chain and casting him into a bottomless pit for a thousand years, while the souls of martyrs and faithful believers … Read more
Something unusual is happening in mosques, living rooms, and online communities across the Muslim world. Millions of people who would never have described themselves as interested in Islamic end-times theology are now watching videos, reading hadith commentaries, and asking a question that was once the preserve of specialized scholars: are the signs of Qiyamah appearing … Read more
Picture this. Three men, living thousands of miles apart, separated by language, culture and religion, all receive the same warning: the great flood is coming. Build a boat. Take your family. Take the animals. The rest of the world is going to be wiped clean. One man is from the ancient Near East, somewhere in … Read more
Most people, when they hear the word destruction, think of loss. Something ends. Something is broken. Something is gone. The word carries weight, and almost always negative weight. But in Hindu cosmology, destruction is not the enemy of creation. It is its partner. You cannot have a new beginning without an ending. You cannot plant … Read more
In 1948, something happened that had never happened before in recorded human history. A people who had been scattered across the entire world for nearly 1,900 years came back to their ancestral homeland and declared a state. Not a new state. Their old one. On the same land, in the same city, with the same … Read more
Few words in human history carry as much weight as Armageddon. The moment you say it, people know what you mean. The end. The final war. The last chapter of civilization. It shows up in news headlines, disaster movies, political speeches, and religious sermons all around the world. It is one of the most searched … Read more
Something real is happening right now. Searches for “Day of Judgment Islam,” “Yawm al-Qiyamah,” and “signs of Qiyamah” are climbing every month. Islamic content on YouTube covering the stages of Judgment Day is pulling in tens of millions of views. Mosques and online Islamic circles are reporting that questions about the end times, about the … Read more
Something measurable is happening right now. Searches for end times topics are climbing. Eschatology and apocalyptic prophecy content on YouTube and social media is generating numbers that would have seemed impossible five years ago. Churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples are reporting growing interest in prophetic and end times teaching. Publishers are releasing more eschatology-focused books … Read more