The Case FOR Islamophobia: Jihad by the Word; America's Final Warning

by Walid Shoebat, Ben Barrack (Contributor)

Since the Muslim Brotherhood established itself in the US through various groups, it has sought to exploit America's weakness - a sensitivity with respect to civil rights. Islamists in America have likened themselves to minorities who have been discriminated against and have used intimidation to silence criticism and dissent. That strategy has worked; Islamists have identified their critics as being on par with racists, people who are afflicted with Islamophobia. This book makes the case that the use of the word Islamophobia is nothing short of a bully tactic.
Learn how America's enemies have infiltrated her and used her own history against her. The goals of the Muslim Brotherhood are easy to understand for those who are brave enough to conquer their fear.


The Brotherhood would have you believe that those who are critical of Islam are afraid of it while those who avoid it or who do not criticize it are brave.


This is the lie exposed in the book.

Genres: Islam

464 pages, Hardcover

First published March 15, 2013

Reviews

[Tracy Dungan · Rating 1 out of 5]

The author used to be a jihadi, and I figured he would have some good info about what we should be concerned about. However, his writing is so confused and repetitive, and assumes you understand some things I didn't understand... I finally gave up. Not worth it.

[John Stubler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another good book by Walid

Although a little difficult to digest in some pro ions, this book brings to light a lot of bad things. Islam is evil pure and simple. All nations in the end Times that Jesus destroys are Islamic.

At the beginning there are so many different Muslim or Arabic names thrown at you it's a little difficult to follow. But if you stay with it you'll be home rewarded with some Turkey great facts and insight. It took me a little longer than normal to read just because I had to re-read sections to fully absorb names and affiliations. Outside of that, I truly enjoyed this book.

[Brandon Ford · Rating 5 out of 5]

Happening now--and more terrifying than any Hollywood thriller.

I am the only person to have reviewed this book so far? How is that even possible?