Islam is Not A Religion of Peace: The True Face of Islam and Muhammad: Part 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798296403971)

"Islam is Not a Religion of Peace" by Non Believer Abir is an eye opener that dismantles the myth of Islam as a peaceful faith, revealing it as a doctrine of submission through coercion, rooted in the barbaric teachings of Muhammad, a false prophet whose life exemplified violence, conquest, and moral depravity. Logically drawing from Quranic verses, Hadiths, historical records, and contemporary evidence, the book argues that Islam's core tenets promote jihad as offensive warfare, subjugation of non-Muslims, and inhuman punishments, all incompatible with human rights and modern ethics.
The introduction clarifies that "Islam" means submission, not peace, and critiques verses like Surah 9:111 for glorifying killing in Allah's name, while contrasting it with Christianity's non-violent ethos. Historical chapters detail Muhammad's raids, such as the assault on Jewish tribes at Muraysi and the Trench, where he sanctioned rape of captives and mass executions acts of savagery that his successors amplified through imperial conquests, spreading Islam by the sword.
Abir dissects jihad as a divine mandate for global dominance, citing scholars like Ibn Khaldun and modern figures like Osama bin Laden, whose fatwas echo Quranic calls to terrorize disbelievers (e.g., Surah 3:151). Shariah law is condemned as barbaric, with punitive amputations (Surah 5:38), gender oppression (Surah 4:34), and death for homosexuals and apostates, violating universal human dignity.
The book highlights Muhammad's personal failings, endorsing slavery, rape of captives (Surah 4:24), and violence in Hadiths like Sahih Bukhari 3017, portraying him not as a moral exemplar but a warlord whose legacy fuels extremism. From Bangladesh's attacks on minorities and LGBTQ+ individuals to global terror stats (219,911 deaths from 1979-2024, per Fondation pour l'innovation politique), Abir provides data-driven proof of Islam's destructive impact.
Ultimately, this reasonable yet uncompromising critique calls for rejecting Muhammad's poisonous ideology to foster true peace, urging rational minds to confront Islam's inherent brutality rather than appease it under false tolerance. A must-read for those seeking logical refutation of a faith built on fear and domination.