Danny Burmawi

Danny Burmawi, a former Muslim turned Christian author, offers a provocative analysis of Islam's claims and its tensions with Western values. He critiques the notion of Jerusalem as Islam's third holiest city, labeling it a political fabrication. Discussing the Quran's discouragement of questioning, he contrasts it with the rational engagement found in Christianity and Judaism. Danny also explores the communal strengths of Islam and the implications for Western societies, urging a reevaluation of how these dynamics influence geopolitical dialogues.

Danny Burmawi, an Ex-Muslim turned Christian and author, shares his fascinating journey from Jordan to advocacy in the West. He opens up about the challenges of his conversion, including threats from family and intelligence visits. The discussion dives into the deeply ingrained narratives of Jew-hatred in Arab cultures and the complexities of Islamic ethics versus Western values. Danny also explores the growing voice of ex-Muslims online, the balkanization risks in Europe, and the urgent need for policy reform to address political Islam's influence in the West.