The Mosque Exposed

by Sam Solomon

If you don't think The Mosque has any bearing on your life - think again! Discover the Islamic view of life and religion, the purpose of a mosque, and how it will affect every human being on the earth. So be prepared! This detailed and well-documented look at a religion most of us are not that familiar with will provoke, challenge and enlighten your view of Islam in the world today. The authors provide a challenging work that needs to be taken seriously by Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

104 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2007

Reviews

[Charlene Mathe · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have dozens of excellent books on Islam and Islamism, yet I learned from reading this brief 90-page primer on the role of the mosque in Muslim thought and practice. The authors are authorities in Islamic jurisprudence. They provide quotations from recognized Islamic authorities. I would like every American to read this book to be made aware of the challenge to American multiculturalism that the mosque can represent if allowed its political aims.

[Alix Stricklin · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good book for someone completely unfamiliar with basic Islam, but not for someone seeking more detailed information about the role of mosques. However, in the material it does cover, it is very clear and well documented. The language style is a bit difficult for Westerners in some places, since the original syntax is un-English.