Islam and Terrorism: What the Quran Really Teaches About Christianity, Violence and the Goals of the Islamic Jihad - Softcover

The Western media declares that "at its core, Islam is moderate and tolerant of others" (New York Times Magazine).

• How Islam was influenced by the warlike Arabian culture of the 7th century
• Atrocities committed by Muhammad in the name of Allah
• The story of the Egyptian student who came to study education in America and went on to write the first handbook of terrorism in the twentieth century
• The prominence of jihad (war against infidels) in Islamic theology
• How Egyptian fundamentalists murdered and robbed Christians to raise funds for terrorism
• The difference between a moderate Muslim and a fundamentalist Muslim

After earning a Ph.D. in Islamic history, Mark A. Gabriel became convinced that Muhammad did not speak for God. His search for truth led to the love of Jesus Christ, as well as complete rejection from his family and two attempts against his life by political fundamentalists. Now pursuing a Ph.D. in world religion at a Christian university, he speaks and writes about the true nature of Islam with the non-emotional accuracy of an academician. As a reflection of his new life in Christ, he has chosen a Christian name to replace his Islamic name.