
Juliana Taimoorazy
Founder
Iraqi Christian Relief Council
What they bring:
The persecuted minority's case, carried by someone who fled.

Co-organizers
Infidel Awareness Month is built by researchers, minority-rights advocates, former Muslims, journalists and civilizational thinkers working together for a more honest conversation.
Different backgrounds. A shared commitment.
“Truth is a coalition.”

Co-organizer dossier
Founder · Ideological Defense Institute
“I converted twice — out of Islam, and out of the religion of Palestine.”
Photo: Image supplied by the campaign team
What they bring
A Jordanian-born former Muslim who converted to Christianity in 2008 and spent fourteen years in ministry across the Middle East, he reads Islam as a political movement and refuses to separate Islam from Islamism.
Why they're here
He built the Ideological Defense Institute to give the month an argument rather than a grievance: doctrine read in the open, apostasy described by someone who paid for it, and the Christian communities of the region treated as evidence instead of anecdote. He is equally willing to turn that argument on the Western right when it answers Islamism with conspiracy theories about Israel.

Founder
Iraqi Christian Relief Council
What they bring:
The persecuted minority's case, carried by someone who fled.

Founder
Institute for the Secularisation of Islamic Society
What they bring:
Textual criticism, and thirty years of arguing in the open.

Host, Al Hayat TV
What they bring:
Theology argued in Arabic, live, with the audience answering back.

Turkish Journalist & Political Analyst
What they bring:
Reporting from the region, filed by a journalist in exile.

Founder
Infinity Foundation
What they bring:
The civilizational frame, and the Indian side of the same story.
Books, broadcasts, reports and articles by the people organizing the month — each one opens at its source.