Muhammad's Monsters
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Muhammad's Monsters: A Comprehensive Guide to Radical Islam for Western Audiences, Green Forest, Ar.: Balfour Books, 2004, is a book edited by author David Bukay. It is a compilation of writings by analysts on radical Islam.
[edit] Contents
SECTION ONE: ISLAM AS A WORLD THREAT
- A New and More Dangerous Era - Anthony J. Dennis
- Sacred Visions and Religious Terror: The Case of Islam - Charles Selengut
- The Afghan Alumni and the Clash between Civilizations - Shaul Shay
- How Islam Plays the Press - Joseph Farah
SECTION TWO: ISLAM IN THE WORLD AND THE MINORITIES POLICY
- The War of Islam Against Minorities in the Middle East - Mordechai Nisan
- Genocide in Sudan - Patrick Sookhdeo
- From Bosnia to Kosovo: The Re-Islamization of the Balkans - Raphael Israeli
- Extremist Islamist Terror and Subversion in South Asia - K.P.S. Gill and Ajai Shni
- Muslim Immigration and the West - David Pryce-Jones
- Islamic Judeophobia: An Existential Threat - Robert S. Wistrich
SECTION THREE: ISLAM AND UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE
- Nuclear Programs of Arab and Islamic States: Capabilities, Strategies, and Implications - Gerald M. Steinberg and Aharon Etengoff
- The Chemical and Biological Threat of Islam - Dany Shoham
- Facing Insurgent Islam: A Grand Strategy for the West - Yehezkel Dror
SUMMARY
- What Is to Be Done? - David Bukay
