Our visitor's most requested books about Islam

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	Understanding Islam: An Introduction to the Muslim World Thomas W. Lippman Detailed examination of the Muslim world from its beginning to the present day. Excellent book for those who desire a greater understanding of the Middle East and other Muslim countries.
	Islam for Dummies Malcolm Clark Required reading for US army officers. This friendly guide by a Christian professor of religion introduces you to the origins and practices of Islam, including the Five Pillars and life-cycle rituals. You'll discover the significance of Muhammad and the Quršan and meet the various Islamic sects. Youšll also see how Islam has adapted over time and read about current developments in the Islamic world.
	Simple Guide to Islam Danielle Robinson Introduction to the history and major beliefe of Islam for those who have little or no previous knowledge of this complex subject.
	What Everyone Needs to Know about Islam John L. Esposito An excellent primer on all aspects of Islam written in a very accessible question and answer format by Georgetown professor John Esposito who has authored numerous books on Islam.
	Understanding Islam: An Introduction C.T.R. Hewer An unbiased introduction to Islamic theology, customs, philosophy, worldview, culture, scholarship, and history by a Christian Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations.
	101 Questions and Answers on Islam John Renard An informative, accessible and fascinating overview of the beliefs and customs of Islam in today's world written with Christians in mind.
	An English Interpretation of the Holy Quran With Full Arabic Text A. Yusuf Ali
	A History of God: The 4000-Year Quest of Judaism, Christianity and Islam Karen Armstrong Historical survey of the great monotheistic religions by one of Britain's foremost commentators on religion. Proposes that the definition of God is constantly changed based on the practical concerns of life rather than by mystical mandates. Shows how Judaism, Christianity and Islam have influenced each other's development throughout history.

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