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“Why A Terrorist Is Mostly A Muslim?” is one of the most common confusions of our society and to a certain extent, we cannot deny it. This book tries to give you a wider perspective of this issue and opens your mind to its critical analysis. In-depth retrospective scrutiny and pointwise reasoning on this issue will be presented. It also discusses some controversial topics like the funding of some militant organizations, who are actually benefitting in the larger game, and the
business of bloodshed. Along with that, the book tackles the actual motivations
and driving forces of some of the notorious organizations around the world. The
book aims at finishing confusion and uniting communities. The author for
writing this book intended to open ways for national integrity. “Excellent work with facts and logical reasoning to enlighten the world how the economic powers destroy the countries who didn’t accept their supremacy. …A must-read factual book.” – Review by Muhammad Suhail Talib (Superintendent GST,
Haridwar)
It’s a common doubt which comes in mind of people that, “When we have so many religions around us then, Why Mostly Islam Is Targeted?” People of all religions live together then what is actually happening inside Islamic World that Muslims are found indulge in some or other type of ideological dispute? Why can’t Muslims too live like other communities? Why Muslims doesn’t want to change their morals with time? Keeping all these questions in mind, the following book has been written. But reader is requested to start this book after reading my previous two books, “Why Hijab, Still Confused?” & “Why A Terrorist Is Mostly A Muslim?”
“Why Hijab, Still Confused?”, written by Muhammad Saad, is specifically for
those people who are confused that why Islam orders women to wear Hijab (an
enveloping outer garment worn by women to cover themselves in public, which
covers the body and the face). This book logically and statistically tries to show
the problems which are emerging due to anti-Hijab attitude, the reason for its
increase in the last few decades, and why Hijab failed to safeguard some
women of East. Along with it, special attention would be paid to the rules of
Islamic Pardah for Men. “Tell the believing men that they must lower their gazes
and guard their private parts; it is more decent for them. Surely Allah is All-Aware
of what they do” (Quran 24:30)
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