Extreme Islam : anti-American propaganda of Muslim fundamentalism / edited by Adam Parfrey.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Parfrey, Adam, 1957-2018.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Propaganda.

Islamic fundamentalism.

Religious fundamentalism.

United States--Relations--Islamic countries.

United States.

Relations.

Islamic countries.

Islamic countries--Relations--United States.

Physical Description:

ix, 317 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 22 cm

Place of Publication:

Los Angeles, Calif. : Feral House : [Distributed by Publishers Group West], c2001.

Summary:

Americans trying to make sense of recent national tragedies continue to seek knowledge about the cultural, political, and religious beliefs of Americas self-declared enemies. This book documents the first stirrings of Muslim extremism and follows its violent evolution to todays acts of terrorism. It reveals the religious, political, and social beliefs of the terrorist groups currently threatening the West. Neither anti-Islamic nor pro-Western, Extreme Islam presents the facts of Islamic fundamentalism and features fatwas, commands, and declarations by the clerics and leaders of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Lebanon, Syria, and Afghanistan, including Osama bin Laden and leaders of the Palestinian intifada.

ISBN:

0922915784

OCLC:

48669174