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If MUHAMMAD raised his head!

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If MUHAMMAD raised his head!

By: Ricardo Beleta Guasch
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 Is Islam the cause of terrorism, of the fratricidal struggles among Muslims themselves; of the millions of displaced people, of indiscriminate killings; of beheadings, of throat-slittings, of misogyny, of gender conflicts, and of the other atrocities committed daily in its name?
For anyone with a bit of common sense, it's hard to believe that a religion with 1.5 billion followers today (and growing faster than any other) could be based on hatred, cruelty, revenge, destruction, and the domination of the weak—especially women.
This book, written by a Westerner of Christian background, presents—in an impartial and dispassionate manner—the true teachings of Muhammad and his life (that is, his actions), so that a mature and independent reader can draw their own conclusions, regardless of what is constantly being said.

This book is brave, necessary, and well-argued. It presents a balanced view of Muhammad and Islam, challenging stereotypes from a humanistic and rational perspective. The text has great potential to open minds, especially among readers with genuine curiosity who are nonetheless caught in prejudiced narratives.
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