Dante Muhammad

Independent researcher and author of *We Were Not Looking: Reconstructing the Patriarchal World Through Ancient Near Eastern Context*.

My work explores the sacred geography of the Ancient Near East, reading the biblical and Qur’anic traditions through roads, wells, ridges, water systems, territorial law, and the political landscapes that shaped the patriarchal world.

Through Corridor Studies, I reconstruct how ancient geography and hydrology shaped the movement of Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad across the Levant–Arabian corridor.

This channel follows that research: sacred text, ancient landscapes, prophetic geography, and the material world behind the Abrahamic traditions.