The Corruption of Moslem Minds

by Nader Pourhassan

This is the story of one man's disenchantment with the modern teachings of Islam, the religious philosophy at the very heart of his ethnic and family identity. It also shares a more important message--that of the common heritage of Islam, Judaism and Christianity, and the simple commandment that they all share--human beings should love one another, and do good. This book has been written for Moslems, so that they might be encouraged to read the Koran for themselves, and question why their religious authorities have presumed to be the sole interpreters of this important religious work. This book has been written for Jews and Christians, so that they might recognize the heritage they share with Islam. In the Koran is the "[God] has sent down the book to you with truth to confirm whatever existed before. He sent down the Torah and the New Testament." Christian readers, especially, will be interested to learn that the Koran teaches that Jesus was God's best prophet, and that Christiana will be placed above non-believers until the Day of Judgement. And finally, this book has been written for anyone interested in learning the truth about one of the world's oldest and most widespread religious traditions.

184 pages, Hardcover

First published July 1, 2002