What the Mosque Won’t Tell You: Shocking Verses and Hadiths You Were Never Meant to Read - Softcover

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Have you ever felt there’s more to the Islamic texts than what you hear in the Friday sermon? Have you wondered about the verses the imam always seems to skip? This book was written for you.

What the Mosque Won’t Tell You is a direct, source-based journey into the heart of the Qur'an and the Sahih Hadith. With no outside opinions or atheist attacks, this guide uses Islam’s own most trusted sources to shed light on the most difficult and controversial topics you were never meant to question.

This calm, probing, and meticulously researched book fearlessly examines:

• Islam and Violence: A critical analysis of the "Sword Verses" and the doctrine of abrogation.
• Aisha's Age at Marriage: A blunt look at the authentic hadiths in Bukhari and Muslim and the moral questions they raise.
• Women in Islam: An exploration of Qur'an 4:34 on striking wives, the value of female testimony, and the concept of women being "deficient in mind and religion."
• Apostasy in Islam: The authentic basis for the death penalty and an answer to the "no compulsion in religion" defense.
• The Prophet's Controversies: An honest look at Muhammad’s special sexual privileges and the assassination of his critics.
• Scientific Errors in the Qur'an: An examination of verses on cosmology and biology that challenge the "scientific miracles" narrative.
• Slavery and Concubines: How Islamic law regulated and sanctioned human ownership and sexual slavery.

This is not a book of hate. It is a book of intellectual honesty, designed for questioning Muslims, ex-Muslims, curious skeptics, and critical thinkers who are ready for an unfiltered look at the evidence.

If you believe that truth is more important than comfort and that a faith should be strong enough to withstand scrutiny, this book is your guide.

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