Adam Deen is an international public speaker on Muslim Apologetics. A former Islam channel presenter who has been working in the field of Muslim apologetics for almost a decade. He has contributed to debates on issues ranging from religious philosophy and theology. His work draws on contemporary philosophy to defend Islam in debates. He has regularly appeared on mainstream TV.
Wednesday, 11 November 2009
Friday, 6 November 2009
The debate of the year. Is God a delusion? Adam Deen (UK) vs. Dan Barker (USA)

The debate will see these two dynamic speakers present their respective cases for and against the existence of God with Adam Deen expounding the Muslim case and Dan Barker articulating his reasons for becoming an Atheist.
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Can you be good without God ? Adam Deen vs. Dan Barker

Does good, evil and right and wrong make sense without God ?
Can atheists claim a moral life ?
The debate will see these two dynamic speakers present their respective cases for and against morality without God with Adam Deen expounding the Muslim case and Dan Barker articulating his reasons for Atheist morality.
http://www.union.ic.ac.uk/scc/pps/
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Saturday, 10 October 2009
Goodness without God good enough ?
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
When will I be home ? A poem by Adam Deen
When will I be home?
Oh Allah, until I’m reunited with the One,
Let the invocation of your name quench my thirst,
Let me be nourished by your Love and have your spirit as air,
Let me live by the intoxication of your name,
Every cell in my body worships you and longs for you Oh Allah,
Oh Allah, if I’m not ready, let this be the compromise whilst I endure the wait.
When will I meet you?
Will I meet?
I beg you, Ya Rabbi, what is an Abd without his Lllah?
You call, I answer, you speak I listen, a bond unparalleled.
You are the just and most merciful.
Will I meet your Rasool?
Oh Rasoollah can you hear me, I miss you, my beloved brother, my guide,
I only know Good of you; you touched my heart and soul,
My Rab loves you; I give you that love too,
I wait in anticipation, with excitement and restlessness,
Days commence nights end, can’t be, and won’t be soon enough.
by Adam Deen

