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Title: . Islam Exposed Genre: doumentary Author: . Solomon Tulbure Line/Publisher Metier Books Release Date: . 2003 ISBN: 1 932303 45 6 Absorbing read Recommended 5 stars The Review The publication is a work of 27 chapters over 361 pages. Chapter 1: In the Beginning, Chapter 2: Arab Imperialism, Chapter 3: What Is Jihad, Chapter 4: Compared to Muslims, Communists are Angels are written in direct, easily understood prose by an author who has obviously done a good bit of research prior to beginning the writing. Chapter 5: The Five Pillars of Islam provides those who have little to know understanding of Islam with some insight into the tenets of the religion. Chapter 6: The Hidden Pillars of Islam , Chapter 7: The Unholy Koran, Chapter 8: The History of the Koran, Chapter 9: The Koran: Miracle of Literary and Numerical Styles? Chapter 10: The Koran: Miracle of Scientific Knowledge? Continue to educate the reader as Dr Tulbure continues his well written treatise. Chapter 11: The Hadith or the sunna of Mohammed which are the guide for Muslim belief and practice provide the reader with more insight into the actual ‘nuts and bolts’ of the religion. Chapter 12: What Loving God? Chapter 13: The Omnipotent God? Chapter 14: Islam on Human Rights keeps up the work as Dr Tulbure broadens his scope into the principles offered in Islam. I found Chapter 15: Islam: Women, the Inferior, Evil Creatures of special interest because I am a woman. Chapter 16: The Slavery of Women In Islam presents some astonishing data for the reader. Chapter 17: Islam: Sex With Babies and Animals is Okay, Chapter 18: Shias vs. Sunnis, the Sectarian Wars Chapter 19: The Muslim Mentality, Chapter 20: The Lack of Islam’s Contribution to Humanity, Chapter 21: Mohammed: Model Muslim, Horrible Person Chapter, 22: Morality and Ethics, Chapter 23: The Isreali-Palestinian Conflict Chapter 24: The Clergy of Islam, are filled with the same attention to detail as previous chapters. Chapter 25: Muslims in Non-Muslim Countries, Chapter 26: Muslims and Apostates on the Internet, Chapter 27: Possible Solutions, finish the work with Dr Tulbure’s thoughts on Muslims today who may live next to us as well as explication for the reader. Writer Tulbure has crafted an interesting work following what must be years of intensive research. Author Tulbure has an excellent understanding of how to the hook the reader, draw them into the work then hold their interest from first paragraph to last page. Often documentaries tend to be dry, dogmatic or argumentative. Write Tulbure has avoided these pitfalls. Careful attention is given to details, using quotes from Islamic writing to provide a basis for his statements and a reluctance for sensationalism. This is not a book to rush through, or read piecemeal. Rather it is a carefully wrought work meant to be read over a period of time with ample time allowed for the reader to assimilate, ponder, perhaps check some of the references and to really inculcate the knowledge Dr Tulbure would like to impart to those who use his book. Interesting read, happy to recommend. Reviewed by: molly martin http://www.angelfire.com/ok4/mollymartin