Customer Reviews for Frontline Journey Into the Mind of an Islamic Terrorist: Why They Hate Us and How We Can Change Their Minds
Frontline Journey Into the Mind of an Islamic Terrorist: Why They Hate Us and How We Can Change Their Minds
Terrorist threats dominate the headlines. But why do Islamic fundamentalists hate Americans? A former Muslim scholar who became a Christian, Gabriel sheds light on the violent history of Islam, the philosophy of grassroots radicals, and their deceptive tactics---to help you identify and stop terrorism. Includes never-before-published English translations of terrorist documents. 224 pages, softcover from Frontline.
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Date:November 9, 2009
Chee-wan Wan
I've a large collection of books on Islam and read most of them. I've read all the four books by Dr. Mark Gabriel. In my opinion, this book is the best on the subject. All political leaders and government servants and all those who are concerned with the rise of Islamic terrorism should read this book.
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Date:October 15, 2007
Carolyn Renaud
It has often been asked "Why do the Islamic terrorists hate us and use such violence?" But how many people search for the answer? In reading this book I have gained an understanding. I hope many others will read this book and find the answer to their questions.
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Review 3 for Journey Into the Mind of an Islamic Terrorist: Why They Hate Us and How We Can Change Their Minds
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Date:July 17, 2007
Bob
Mark's book is the first book that I have read that used a simple approach towards a better understanding of the history of terrorism. His life as a Muslim, a scholar, and, now, Christian, he offered simplified, intelligent suggestions on how to end the war on terrorism. If you are confused about the history of Islam and its role in shaping the Muslim fundamentalists and moderates, this is an easy read.
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