ISLAM

About the Book

Islam: The Alien Faith

Hadi F. Eid

At the dawn of the third millennium, Muslims are searching for their identity amid a swelling globalization. The world is divided into two major camps: the bursting civilizations that are reaching out with scientific and cultural expressions and the other camps that are flinching with social crises and religious revulsions. The gap widened between the actor, who won all opportunities, and the reactor, who lost all initiatives. This book is an on-the-fence historical and factual penetration to Islam and an essay to rid the besieged Muslim mind from outdated postulations and unleash it to openness and sincerity. Readers will encounter poignant facts and candid stories aimed at punching many tyrannical codes as the Kaaba idols were hit earlier by the axe of Muhammad.

About the Author

Born with an inherited literary vocation, he pursued his US degree in psychology, thence immersed in religious studies, including Islam, during his years in the Gulf states, where almost all related manuscripts were available to his analysis, enabling him to unearth countless historical facts about Islam to produce this fully substantiated study.