A Journal of Culture, History and Global Statecraft

Robert M. Kerr

Professor Dr. Robert M. Kerr studied Classics and Semitics largely in Vancouver, Tübingen and Leyden. He is currently director of the Inârah Institute, for research on Early Islamic History and the Qur’an in Saarbrücken (Germany).

Published Articles (12)

The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend

August 01, 2022

The Five "Gods of Noah" In The Qur’an

January 01, 2022

The Meaning Of The Surah Al-Kawthar In The Qur’an

January 01, 2022

Towards a Reappraisal of Colonialism: The Life Of Sir Alan Burns

January 01, 2022

Islam And The West... Where Are We Heading?

November 01, 2021

A Plea For Heterogeneity

October 01, 2021

The Original Islamic Hajj To Jerusalem

February 01, 2021

The Sana'a Manuscripts: Early Koran?

February 01, 2021

Looking For The God Hubal

July 01, 2020

Jesus In The Qur’an

July 01, 2020

Origins Of the Ka'ba And The Hajj

June 01, 2020

A Camel And The Eye Of The Needle In The Qu'ran

June 01, 2020