Cradle of Islam

Cradle of Islam

How Islam Began

Cradle of Islam: How Islam Began is a concise, easy-to-read, and accurate account of how Islam began. It investigates the initial beginning of Islam including its religious and historical background, main historical figures, and subsequent expansion. The book also presents the story of how the Quran was compiled and transmitted.

While it is based on the latest and most accurate historical research on early Islam, it is intended to be read and enjoyed by readers who are less familiar with Islam. The author’s aim was to make this book accessible and enjoyable to every reader, while providing good coverage of the main elements of the religion. Despite its concise format, Cradle of Islam contains a wealth of information about Islam.

 This is a must-read book for all who are interested in learning about Islam. 

Saturday, March 12, 2022/Author: Daniel Amari/Number of views (4631)/Comments (0)/
Star Akbar

Star Akbar

The History of Allah, Volume One

In the first volume of Star Akbar, noted scholar Dr. Rafat Amari examines the history of Allah, the god of the Quran, in the era before Islam. In particular, he chronicles the evolution of the name and worship of “Allah” according to archaeological data from Arabia. He further examines the influence of various religions such as Zoroastrianism, Mandaeanism, and Gnosticism on the concept of deity and their role in defining Allah’s star-like characteristics and elevation above other deities.

Dr. Amari demonstrates that Mohammed’s claims were no new phenomenon. In fact, many before him had made similar claims concerning the local Arabian deity called “Allah,” and Mohammed borrowed many of their rituals, customs, and traditions.

Finally, Dr. Amari examines Mohammed’s concept of Allah. In particular, despite Islam’s attempts to build bridges between Allah and the God of the Bible, Dr. Amari demonstrates that the origins of Mohammed’s concept of deity lay in ancient Arabic traditions and the beliefs of those who belonged to the pre-Islamic era of Jahiliyyah.

This book is foundational for those who desire to study the roots of Mohammed’s concept of Allah, how the “inspiration” of Mohammed was formed, and the elements that constituted his religion. This volume represents Dr. Amari’s extensive research of original source documents and cites a wealth of scholarly books and articles.

Tuesday, December 7, 2021/Author: Dr. Rafat Amari/Number of views (5654)/Comments (0)/
Quran & History

Quran & History

First Edition, Arabic, Free PDF download

This is the Arabic PDF version of the Quran & History book. Version 1. Dr. Amari gave this Arabic PDF version 1 as a gift to our Muslim friends. Please feel free to download and share. All international & copyrights  are reserved. 

Sunday, March 22, 2015/Author: Dr. Rafat Amari/Number of views (20685)/Comments (0)/
Quran & History

Quran & History

First Edition, English, Hardcover, Softcover and Kindle editions

Quran & History is the product of decades of in depth research of the religions and myths prevalent in the time of Mohammad. It examines the myths of Arabia, their historical mistakes, and how they strongly influenced the text of the Quran. 

 

Sunday, March 22, 2015/Author: Dr. Rafat Amari/Number of views (17574)/Comments (0)/
Quran & History

Quran & History

First Edition, Arabic, Hardcover.

Quran & History is the product of decades of in depth research of the religions and myths prevalent in the time of Mohammad. It examines the myths of Arabia, their historical mistakes, and how they strongly influenced the text of the Quran. 

 

Sunday, March 22, 2015/Author: Dr. Rafat Amari/Number of views (16424)/Comments (0)/
Islam in the Light of History

Islam in the Light of History

First Edition, English, Hardcover

Islam: In Light of History heralds a new era in our understanding of Islam. Built on more than 20 years of in depth research, this exciting book helps you evaluate Islamic claims in the light of documented history.

Tuesday, November 30, 2004/Author: Dr. Rafat Amari/Number of views (29913)/Comments (0)/
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