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Islam And The Jews/The Unfinished Battle
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A former Muslim and former professor of Islamic history at Al-Azhar University discusses the place of the Jewish people in Islamic teachings, and argues that the key to Muslim-Jewish conflicts can be found in the Quran and Islamic history.
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What fuels the conflict?
There are powerful cultural and spiritual forces that explain...
Why Palestinians reject peace offers Why radical Muslims attach Israel's supporters, especially Americans The role of Christians in unfolding world events Why, if Islam is a religion of peace, Muslims kill Jews in the name of Allah, their god Why the Quran calls Jews "the children of monkeys and pigs"
"I didn't just do research about Islam; I lived if for thirty-four years " -Mark Gabriel
"Dr. Gabriels transformation from devout Muslim is a powerful reminder of how love can indeed conquer hate. His bold change of heart prompts him to bless the Jewish people rather than curse and hate them." -Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein
"Islam and the Jews reveals the secret agenda that is not being told by the media. I wish U.S. government officials would read this book." -Sid Roth, President, Messianic Vision
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Pages 230
Dimensions: Length: 0.25" Width: 5.5" Height: 8.5"
Weight: 0.8 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Mar 1, 2003
Publisher CHARISMA HOUSE #135
ISBN 0884199568
EAN 9780884199564
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 | True and informative Jan 19, 2007 |
| This book is a must read to know how to answer to those that will try to tell you that Christianity is wrong.It's an accurate portrayel of coming events also. Nadia Rehmani | | | | Islam and the Jews Jan 11, 2007 |
| Do you want the truth? Read this book! Do you expect to have the truth twisted? That won't happen with this book. Don't pass up this true story. | | | | Gabriel Book Review Jan 6, 2007 |
| A bold account of a devout Muslim's transformation from hatred of and preaching against G-d's Covenant people to loving and embracing them - devoting his life now to living for and serving the only true G-d and His Son, Jesus Christ. May he be blessed out of Zion! | | | | Another Eye-Opener of a Book from Mark Gabriel Aug 3, 2006 |
I am deeply indebted to Dr. Gabriel for helping me to understand some very important things about Islam, the Holy Koran, and the life of the Prophet Muhammad. Here are some of the most crucial points the author explains:
1. Muhammad lived and preached in Mecca for a number of years, attempting to win Jewish converts with friendly persuasion and preaching in favor of tolerance. When this did not work, he turned against the Jews and declared he had received new revelations instructing all Muslims to either kill non-believers who would not convert, force them to pay a tax, or drive them into exile. The fate of all non-believers was in the hands of the Moslems.
2. After moving his base of operations to Medina, Muhammad personally led 27 massacres against Jews, and preached that jihad was a requirement for all faithful Moslem believers. Conversion and control was by the sword.
3. Anyone who attempts to read the Koran needs to have an edition that makes it clear which chapters were written in Mecca and which were written in Medina. The chapters are not chronological. The Medina scriptures supersede the Mecca scriptures, and make them obsolete if there is any contradiction.
4. Moslems believe that Abraham was the first Moslem, and that the Jews have corrupted the Torah by removing any prophecy regarding the eventual birth of Muhammad and his Islamic teachings.
5. The life story of Abraham and his sons Ishmael and Isaac, as Moslems believe it, is much different from the account in the book of Genesis. According to Islam, it was not Isaac that the Lord commanded Abraham to sacrifice, but Ishmael.
6. The goal of Moslems is to rid Jerusalem of all non-Moslems, because their presence in the city "corrupts" the great mosque that now stands atop the Dome of the Rock.
7. Jesus is regarded as merely a Jewish prophet, and his teachings are far less important than those of Muhammad, who was supposed to be the last and final prophet.
8. The ultimate goal of Islam is to conquer the world, theologically and politically. All other religions and secular governments must be abolished.
If these claims and other aspects of Islamic faith sound strange, shocking, or perhaps absurd, you will enjoy reading Mark Gabriel's book. Many Moslems will object to what Gabriel has written and deny that they believe some of these things. Nevertheless, Gabriel gives an accurate picture of what Islam really teaches, and makes it clear that the so-called "radical" Moslems aren't really radical at all, but rather practicing their faith as the Prophet Muhammed intended and the Koran (Medina scritures) teaches. He quotes extensively from the Koran and explains each of the above points very clearly and without apology. If you want to learn the absolute truth about Islam, this and Gabriel's other books are what you need.
| | | | Read this book if you only have limited time about this topic Mar 4, 2006 |
I am Chinese. But I want to learn more about the continuous conflicts between Arabs and Jews (between Islam and Judaism, now I should say, after reading this book). I bought several books besides "Islam and the Jews," such as one edited by Robert Spencer, one written by Bernard Lewis, and one written by Bat Ye'or.
The book by Mark Gabriel is the easiest to read and understand. One of the reviewers said that this book has a "bad" writing style equivalent to that of a 10-year old. I should say that this book is so easy to read so that even a 10-year old will grasp the ideas very well. The writing style of Gabriel is causal, unlike the scholarly and paintaking style of Ye'or and others. For example, Ye'or wrote an entire book about Dhimmitude; Gabriel described what I need to know tersely in one chapter (Chapter 18). Despite the causal writing style, the materials are serious, the analysis great, and the attitude sincere.
Gabriel, formerly an Imam and a professor in Islamic history, is now a Christian. He dedicated two chapters to preach about Christianity as a means to resolve the Islam-Judaism conflict(like other reviewers, I don't think that will work). If Gabriel has a hidden agenda in his book, I guess it is related more to his current faith in Christianity than his bias against Islam. Everything he said seems very objective to me.
If you want to have a reasonably good and credible understanding about the conflicts in the Middle East and about those Islamic radicals, you need only to spend three hours on Gabriel's book. | | | Write your own review about Islam And The Jews/The Unfinished Battle
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