PinnedDante Muhammad·Aug 2What Archaeology Can — and Cannot — DecideArchaeology, Sovereignty, and Equity: What Ancient Evidence Can — and Cannot — Decide
PinnedDante Muhammad·Jul 30Kinship Politics and the Hidden Political Grammar of the Patriarchal NarrativesHousehold rivalry, inheritance, and territorial negotiation shaped the world behind Genesis 12–50
PinnedDante Muhammad·Jul 25Geography Is Not Decoration: Hydrological Method in Ancient Near Eastern Landscape AnalysisA reproducible GIS workflow for testing how terrain, drainage, and watershed structure shaped movement across ancient landscapes.
Dante Muhammad·Oct 1Did Jesus Use the Injīl? What the Qurʾān SaysWhat does the Qurʾān mean by the Injīl given to Jesus? A historical reading of Qurʾān 5:46–47 and its relationship to the Torah.
Dante Muhammad·Sep 10Hagar and Ishmael: The Geography Between Bereshit and the Qur’anWhat Bereshit and the Qur’an actually say about Hagar and Ishmael, what Hadith and Midrash add, and what the geography reveals.
Dante Muhammad·Sep 6You Can Get With This, or You Can Get With ThatWhat Christian-Muslim debates reveal about scripture, historical authority, and the problem of letting one text referee all the others
Dante Muhammad·Aug 27What Happened After Lot Escaped Sodom and Gomorrah?What the Transjordanian Highlands Reveal About Collapse, Displacement, and the Emergence of Moab and Ammon
Dante Muhammad·Aug 25What Was Muhammad Looking For?Abraham, the Ḥanīf, and What We May Have Stopped Looking For
Dante Muhammad·Aug 21Jerusalem or Gerizim — You DecideWhat the Early Geography of Shechem May Tell Us Before the Sanctuary Debate Begins
Dante Muhammad·Aug 18Abraham’s Altars Were Not Random. Or Were They?Abraham’s Altars Were Not Random. Or Were They?
