Mohammed's Koran: Muhammad's Quran edition Edition

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Review In terse, clear language, McLoughlin and Robinson explain how Islam, from its beginnings till now, remains a religion of war—the real meaning of jihad—and the Koran is its war manual. These courageous men deserve great credit for making Tocqueville’s 19th century observation come alive for a modern audience: ‘[T]hat the first of all religious duties is to blindly obey the prophet, that holy war [jihad] is the first of all good deeds . . . all these doctrines of which the practical outcome is obvious are found on every page and in almost every word of the Koran are so striking that I cannot understand how any man with good sense could miss them’. — Andrew Bostom, author of The Legacy of Jihad Read more