ISLAM UNDER THE MICROSCOPE OF THE FREE MIND - Al Sharawe, Ameer
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The objectives of this book are to: ¿ Reveal the hidden facts about Islam, so that you can judge whether Islam is a divine revelation, or a man-made religion. ¿ Show how vulnerable the human mind is to religious mind-control and raises awareness about abuse by religious brainwashing. ¿ Examine whether Islam is a religion of peace and whether Sharia is a suitable legislation for mankind. ¿ Highlight the main events of the Islamic Arab World during the last 1400 years and show what Muslim and Arab leaders have eventually achieved - as shown in the 20th and 21st centuries. ¿ Determine whether any…mehr

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The objectives of this book are to: ¿ Reveal the hidden facts about Islam, so that you can judge whether Islam is a divine revelation, or a man-made religion. ¿ Show how vulnerable the human mind is to religious mind-control and raises awareness about abuse by religious brainwashing. ¿ Examine whether Islam is a religion of peace and whether Sharia is a suitable legislation for mankind. ¿ Highlight the main events of the Islamic Arab World during the last 1400 years and show what Muslim and Arab leaders have eventually achieved - as shown in the 20th and 21st centuries. ¿ Determine whether any evidence provided for God's existence can hold true. ¿ Advise on how best we can use our free mind to interact with our world and each other, to have a peaceful and happy life.
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The author is a British citizen born in Syria. A qualified engineer with a B.Sc. from Kingston University - UK. The author worked in the Middle East for many years where he interacted with people from all over the world, of different religious, cultural and educational backgrounds. The author has a wealth of knowledge of the Islamic religion, Arabic history and politics, philosophy, human psychology, and human relations.