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Table of Contents:

• Are the values of Islam and the West in conflict? Islam is compatible with western values / Hamza Yusuf
• Islam is not compatible with western values / Roger Scruton
• Islam presents an obstacle to democracy / Robert Spencer
• Islam does not present an obstacle to democracy / Abdulwahah Alkebsi
• Islam is superior to western democracy / Sajjad Khan
• Islam is waging a war against the West / Don Feder
• America is waging a war against Islam / Enver Masud. Does Islam promote terrorism and violence? Islam promotes terrorism and violence / Richard D. Coonerney
• Islam does not justify terrorism / Teresa Watanabe
• The Islamic doctrine of Jihad advocates violence / John Perazzo
• The Islamic doctrine of Jihad does not advocate violence / Javeed Akhter
• The Wahhabist strain of Islamic fundamentalism supports terrorism / Patrick Lang
• Terrorism is not supported by any form of Islamic fundamentalism / Daniel F. Forte. What is the status of women under Islam? Women are oppressed under Islam / Voula
• Women are liberated under Islam / Mary Ali and Anjum Ali
• Islam condones honor killings / Azam Kamguian
• Islam does not condone honor killings / Samana Siddiqui. How will Islam's future be shaped? The Muslim world should modernize by adopting some western values / Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im
• The Muslim world should reject western values and embrace traditional Islam / Muzaffar Iqbal
• The United States must contain radical Islam / Ralph Peters
• Muslim must defeat radical Islam / Ayaz Amir
• American Muslims seek to Americanize the Islamic faith / Ahmed Nassef
• American Muslim seek to Islamize American society / Daniel Pipes.

Contributors:

Dudley, William, 1964-

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Related Series:

Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)

Subjects:

Islam — Essence, genius, nature

Islam — Relations — Christianity

Christianity and other religions — Islam

East and West

Islam — 21st century

2000-2099

Islam

Relations

Christianity

Christianity and other religions

General Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-198) and index.

Physical Description:

203 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.

Call Numbers:

BP163 .I7327 2004

ISBNs:

073772238X (lib, alk. paper)
0737722398 (pbk., alk. paper)

Library of Congress Control Numbers:

2003067545

OCLC Numbers:

53483541