The Arab and His Faith
Following the events of September 11, 2001, President Bush addressed the nation and identified the perpetrators of these terrorist attacks in our great country as Muslims who "have no God." The media proliferated this ridiculous opinion, and within a few days the uninformed citizens of our nation were convinced by the less informed talk show hosts and "experts" in the art of unconventional warfare that our cities were in danger of being obliterated by Arab terrorists. Subsequently the Arabs, their faith, their culture, and even their history were vilified. Countering the many misconceptions our leaders and the public hold on this subject, "The Arab and His Faith provides some of the background information necessary to comprehend the realities of the Middle East. If your knowledge of Arab culture comes exclusively from the American news media, you will find Dewey C. Simpson's analysis illuminating.
191 pages
English edition · First published 2006 by Wheatmark · ISBN 9781587365720
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