Islam — A Religion Built on a Denial
A history of Islam from the pagan Arabia it came out of, through Muhammad and the Hijra, to the present. The documented pre-Islamic record of the Kaaba (Diodorus, Ptolemy, Abraha’s campaigns, the cult under the sons of Kusayy, the astral worship and the sacrificial blood smeared on the Black Stone), the rites Islam retained from idol worship, the Abraham-built-it claim weighed against Scripture and against Taha Hussein’s own verdict, whether Muhammad is foretold in the Bible (Deuteronomy 18, the Comforter of John 14, Song of Solomon 5:16, Isaiah 42 — each examined and answered), the manufactured substitutes produced when Scripture would not cooperate (the medieval Gospel of Barnabas and Ahmad Shafaat’s 1979 Gospel According to Islam, admitted by its own author to be the four Gospels “transformed” to fit the Quran), the Bible’s own tests of a false prophet applied — above all Galatians 1:8 — the pattern of syncretism that Scripture condemns in Baal worship, a doctrinal comparison on the Trinity, the deity of Christ, the crucifixion and salvation, the present persecution of Christians and Jews, and a call to come out to the one true God of the Bible.