Secrets of the Koran

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Summary: Islam's "One Day in the life of..."
Review: Don Richardson presents an eye-opening expose into Islam. He tackles the question, "Is Islam a religion of peace?" After studying multiple translations of the Koran, he came to his conclusion: No, Islam is not a religion of peace.

Mr. Richardson cites different translations of the Koran to prove his points. The book is laid out in a straight-forward manner, the author using logic to point to his conclusions. All one has to do to verify Richardson's points is to simply read the Koran.

This book is NOT about hating Muslims, it is about exposing the Koran. In fact, the author makes it clear to his readers to treat Muslims with kindness and respect, but also to tell them the truth.

I would also recommend www.faithfreedom.org; it is a webpage by some ex-Muslims.
It makes many of the same points as does Richardson.


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Summary: full of errors
Review: This book is full of errors and inciendiary statements about the Koran and Islam. In short it is doing a dis-service to humanity!
Instead of understanding it is furthering hatred among the people of this earth.

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Summary: What the Media Hasn't Told Us -- A Must Read. . . .
Review: Why do we find that NOT all Muslims are terrorists, but almost all terrorists are Muslims?

Secrets of the Koran by Don Richardson is a book based on extensive research and answers why the Muslim religion is based on killing and abusing all who oppose conversion to Islam and, as well, the perpetuation of the abuse of women.

This book delves into the disturbing history of Mohammed's life including the pillaging, torturing, abusing and killing of many innocent people for the sole purpose of money, power, and sexual conquests. Thus, Mohammed set up a pattern for all Muslims to follow. However, Richardson points out that many Muslims today do not follow Mohammed's legacy of violence, and the author explains why that is (primarily because Muslims do not ever read the Koran).

Many passages of the Koran are quoted in the book, and some Koran passages quoted are rules by which the leader Mohammed did not even follow (as evidenced by historical accounts of Mohammed's life and proven by stories passed on by Muslims as a way to brag about their leader's disturbing conquests).

More often than not, the author shows that the Koran offers its followers no assurance of entrance into heaven but rather threatens Muslims with hell over and over again.

Secrets of the Koran will enable you to see more clearly and understand better the world events that are happening today.