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Mohammad's Betrayal of Islam: A Biography and Analysis
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Mohammad’s Betrayal of Islam: A Biography and Analysis

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G. Guild has provided a comprehensive biography of Mohammad’s life: from his youth, through his development, with his learning of faith as received from a Nestorian Monk and a myriad of Jews and Christians, through his ‘enlightenment’ and subsequent teachings to Arabs of his determination of what purity and faith should be, as well as the inclusion of the differences which occurred as a result of the failure of him to be accepted as a Prophet. He extensively documents the resultant differences in culture from the inception of ‘Mohammad’s Law’ through to this day as demonstrated by his obedient zealous followers. Prior to Mohammad’s overtaking of Islam, it was a religion of peace. He extrapolates from Mohammad’s life experiences, personality and medical afflictions the reasons Mohammad performed an ‘about turn, ’ reversing the focus of his teachings away from purity and righteousness to an emphasis on violence, domination and subjugation. Mohammad’s new teachings have impacted the world since 632 A.D. causing perpetual strife with Western societies who developed thriving, freedom centric ideals which are diametrically opposed to Islamic ideals: the two cannot mix.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Dragon's Press
Date
30 September 2019
Pages
336
ISBN
9781949276343

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

G. Guild has provided a comprehensive biography of Mohammad’s life: from his youth, through his development, with his learning of faith as received from a Nestorian Monk and a myriad of Jews and Christians, through his ‘enlightenment’ and subsequent teachings to Arabs of his determination of what purity and faith should be, as well as the inclusion of the differences which occurred as a result of the failure of him to be accepted as a Prophet. He extensively documents the resultant differences in culture from the inception of ‘Mohammad’s Law’ through to this day as demonstrated by his obedient zealous followers. Prior to Mohammad’s overtaking of Islam, it was a religion of peace. He extrapolates from Mohammad’s life experiences, personality and medical afflictions the reasons Mohammad performed an ‘about turn, ’ reversing the focus of his teachings away from purity and righteousness to an emphasis on violence, domination and subjugation. Mohammad’s new teachings have impacted the world since 632 A.D. causing perpetual strife with Western societies who developed thriving, freedom centric ideals which are diametrically opposed to Islamic ideals: the two cannot mix.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Dragon's Press
Date
30 September 2019
Pages
336
ISBN
9781949276343