What's Right with Islam: Is What's Right With America - Tapa blanda

"An important counterweight to anti-Islamic polemics."--Library Journal

"This book shows that the only possible way forward is by the assiduous cultivation of mutual respect."--Karen Armstrong, author of The Battle for God, from the foreword

"An invigorating glimpse into the heart and mind of a wise Muslim seeking the higher ground."--Christian Science Monitor

"The publication of this book is a timely event, providing objective, serious responses to challenges that Islam faces today."--Prof. Seyyed Hossein Nasr, author of The Heart of Islam

"What's Right with Islam... reveals a man dedicated to fitting the Muslim square peg into an American round hole - an at times awkward task that Rauf often carries out quite effectively."--Religion Dispatches Magazine

"Wise and well-written, this important book is a 'MUST' for any thinking person who cares about our world."--Lord Carey of Clifton, Chair of World Economic Forum's Council of 100 Leaders on West-Islamic World Dialogue

"A searching, thoughtful and reasoned alternative to the shrill doomsayers who proclaim a 'clash of civilizations.'"--Shashi Tharoor, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Communications and Public Information

Rauf argues that what keeps the Islamic world and America apart is economics, politics, Muslim defensiveness--everything but religion.--Publishers Weekly

"An excellent work of bridge building!"--Professor Dr. Hans Kung, President, Global Ethic Foundation, author of On Being a Christian Professor Dr. Hans Kung, President, Global Ethic Foundation, author of On Being a Christian

"At long last, a book that helps "us Westerners" to see Muslims as they wish to see themselves."--Gunnar Stålsett - Bishop of Oslo, Lutheran Church of Norway, member of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee

An American imam and founder of the ASMA Society discusses his work for religious pluralism and interfaith dialogue in the American Muslim community, arguing that Islamic principles support the fundamental values of a pluralistic and democratic society. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.