How did a German city founded to breed war horses go to hosting international gatherings of peace, unity and brotherhood?
Tag - ROR – History
Do you know about the Islamic origins behind the name of one of the world's most famous football teams? Discover the surprising history...
What was the coronation of King Charles III like? What does it mean for the future of Britain? What will its impact on religious diversity be?
King Charles III has been crowned Defender of All Faiths. What does this coronation mean for religious diversity?
Dozens of ordinary English words come from languages associated with Islam (e.g. Arabic, Persian, Urdu). Today's word is "magazine".
The first battle in the history of Islam can provide a valuable lesson to Muslims today on the importance of always staying united.
Here we introduce some of the content that this section will produce whilst emphasising the importance of these areas of study, particularly in this current...
The Review of Religions launches on Twitter
The Review of Religions indexing and tagging project.
Play a Part in The Review of Religions.
An impostor could not have remained steadfast to his cause in the face of bitter persecution as did the Holy Prophet (saw). Steadfastness is higher than a...
The list of articles published in 2004.
The records of the first Greek historian, Herodotus (484 BC – 408 BC) are beautiful annals of the civilisation and an excellent penned narrative. Its first...
The first editorial published in the Review of Religions stating the purpose of of this publication.
Brief autobiography of a former editor of this magazine who passed away in July 2002.
Words in Print.
Subjects
Jesus and the Jews, The Ahmadiyya Sect, Dr. Clarke and The Promised Messiah, Christian Missionaries and Government Officials, Religion as Science