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The Islamic Doctrine of Women
The role of women in Islam is very different than in our civilization. According to the will of Allah, women are to be subjugated to men in all things. They must lead their lives according to a doctrine that is based on the dictates of the Koran and how Mohammed treated his wives and the other women around him.
In The Islamic Doctrine of Women about the small details of Mohammed in his home and bedroom where jealousy raged in his harem; how wife beating became a part of Islam after his move to Medina; how the Koran changed the laws of adoption so Mohammed could enjoy his daughter-in-law as a new member of his harem and how child brides have been a part of Islam every since Mohammed married six-year-old Aisha.
The ideology found in this book rules hundreds of millions of women's lives. Find out what their world is like under the Islamic doctrine of women.
In The Islamic Doctrine of Women about the small details of Mohammed in his home and bedroom where jealousy raged in his harem; how wife beating became a part of Islam after his move to Medina; how the Koran changed the laws of adoption so Mohammed could enjoy his daughter-in-law as a new member of his harem and how child brides have been a part of Islam every since Mohammed married six-year-old Aisha.
The ideology found in this book rules hundreds of millions of women's lives. Find out what their world is like under the Islamic doctrine of women.
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76 pages, Paperback
First published July 15, 2010
About the author
Bill Warner
60 books69 followersBill Warner is the pen name of Bill French (born 1941, United States), a writer, critic of Islam, and the founder of the Center for the Study of Political Islam. He is a former Tennessee State University physics professor. He is listed by the Southern Poverty Law Center as part of a core group of 10 Anti-Muslim hard-liners.
Warner has said that his focus is on the political aspects of Islamic doctrine related to kafirs (non-Muslims) rather than on the beliefs of contemporary Muslims. He differentiates Islam as a religion and what he refers to as Political Islam. Warner defines "political Islam," which he also calls Islamism, "as a belief that Islam should control society and politics, not simply personal religious life."
Warner has said that his focus is on the political aspects of Islamic doctrine related to kafirs (non-Muslims) rather than on the beliefs of contemporary Muslims. He differentiates Islam as a religion and what he refers to as Political Islam. Warner defines "political Islam," which he also calls Islamism, "as a belief that Islam should control society and politics, not simply personal religious life."
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January 29, 2024
Very informative. As someone who has studied cult behavior, I can see some parallels. Islam is dualistic, meaning that in Islam, 2 contradictory things can be true at the same time (very convenient...). It is all about submission. Muslim men are slaves to Allah and the twisted teachings of Mohammed, while Muslim women are slaves to Muslim men and are essentially property. Kafirs (anyone that isn't Muslim) are meant to be slaves and seen as inferior to all Muslims. People talk of peace, but it is not about peace. It is a "religion" of control through fear. Husbands are allowed to rape and beat their wives to control them. Raping captives from Jihad is seen as acceptable behavior, spoils of war. The fact that so many turn a blind eye to the evil and abuse of Islam... is truly unreal to me.
March 21, 2017
As usual, this author provides facts about political Islam that arms the Kafir with the knowledge necessary to avoid domination and death.
November 12, 2019
interesting and facts-based information for the not so politically correct ones, who want to know the truth about political Islam.. especially about the status of women...
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