A Self-Study Course on Political Islam-Level 2

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Don't know much difference

Thinning hair.

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The media could not be loaded.  Looks like I will still be able to use it - so it’s no problem. Looking forward to the advertised results :)

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I have persued various introductions to Islam. The methodology followed by Bill Warner in all his works, not just this self-study booklet, enables an insight into Islam. It is of capital importance to keep in mind that Warner concentrates upon the set of doctrines that constitutes the cognitive and motivational beliefs of Islam as doctrine and not directly upon Muslims themselves. This is important because distributively Muslims can claim this or that about Islam or do this or that in the name of Islam whereas the authoritative source for what Islam is, is Mohammed and Allah (in whose case Mohammed is the mouth piece). Warner goes on the locate the genuine source of Islam in the Sira, Hadith and Koran. Warner is able through is statistical method, thereby ordering the doctrine in a manner that allows the beginner and, I suspect, those already quite inform and overview of what the Islam of Mohammed means. For instance, the surprising amount of concern with the Kafir (non-believer) suggests an important feature of Islam, particularly because it concerns any non-Muslim directly. I highly recommend the opus of Warner.

Why don't I give these three books the full five stars? Because twice it states that Islam attracted recruits because of its violence, and that the same doctrine applied to party communism, which 'preached, promised and delivered violence and it attracted many people.'That statement sent me straight to Marx's 'The Communist Manifesto' where I failed to find any such preaching nor promises. I have never had any connection with any communist party, but I have met and read individual communists here in England and can assure you that, deeply mistaken and deluded though they were, their motives and hopes were entirely for social justice, though they were for the most part not pacifists.Perhaps Bill should take his own advice about opinion versus evidence.

I stumbled across Dr Warner on You Tube and found his presentations very informative and quite entertaining too. His professorial style is engaging. I read both level 1 and 2 in one day. As he says himself, he researches big cumbersome obtuse tomes and reduces them to short easy to-read books. The reductive style makes the content all the more shocking. I have been educated and nothing I have seen anywhere else contradicts Dr. Warner's assertions. Read in combination with his You tube videos to fully appreciate his message. Brilliant, frightening, shocking.

Compelling read, an expose which should be included in schools' curriculum - to enlighten our clouded mode of thinking. Just because our civilisations were build on the golden rule does not mean Islam will respect that.

In light of recent tragic events here in the UK this a book that all M.P.s should read.On reading this book there is indeed cause for concern regarding the future for the U.K. and other like minded Nations.