Synopsis
Drawing on traditional Muslim sources, Michael Cook describes Muhammad's life and teaching. He also attempts to stand back from the traditional picture to show how far it is historically justified.
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Review
"This very interesting, readable introduction should be of great value to beginners; the organization around the theme of monotheism is excellent."--James E. McGoldrick, Cedarville College "Brief, thoughtful, immensely readable; a perfect introduction to Islam."--Professor Peter W. Fay, Caltech "This very interesting, readable introduction should be of great value to beginners; the organization around the theme of monotheism is excellent."--James E. McGoldrick, Cedarville College "Brief, thoughtful, immensely readable; a perfect introduction to Islam."--Professor Peter W. Fay, Caltech "This very interesting, readable introduction should be of great value to beginners; the organization around the theme of monotheism is excellent."--James E. McGoldrick, Cedarville College "Brief, thoughtful, immensely readable; a perfect introduction to Islam."--Professor Peter W. Fay, Caltech "This very interesting, readable introduction should be of great value to beginners; the organization around the theme of monotheism is excellent."--James E. McGoldrick, Cedarville College "Brief, thoughtful, immensely readable; a perfect introduction to Islam."--Professor Peter W. Fay, Caltech
Synopsis
Drawing on traditional Muslim sources, Michael Cook describes Muhammad's life and teaching. He also attempts to stand back from the traditional picture to show how far it is historically justified.
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