Paul Curtis

Fascinating stuff... Our ancestors, by surviving through the grand sweep of evolutionary history, have endowed us - amongst other things - with an ability to recognise patterns in nature. You only need to pick up any newspaper on an average day, flick to the 'world-news' section & you will see... or should see... patterns emerge. This would be even more apparent if you use a wide time-horizon... (maybe a 1400-year one, for example?). For this book seeks to identify & explain a main driver of these constantly reoccurring phenomena we may/may not observe... that driver being Allah's revelations to Muhammad. The reader becomes aware of how the Islamic scholars, working piously through the centuries, have very logically derived the Sharia from the recitals within Islam's primary document. The book's analysis is widened, and the argument further reinforced, with reference to Ibn Ishaq's biography of Muhammad, The Reliance of the Traveller (a handbook for the Sharia) and a selection of Hadith. Further credence is layered onto this book by the fact that it has been banned in a country that likes to call itself as free. The truth obviously hurts... and it may even encourage some people to question whether an exponentially increasing demographic that adheres to these doctrines is such a good thing. Even the dimmest mind should be able to foresee a potential scenario where the Sharia could be implemented by stealth in the UK. All it could require is a simple parliamentary majority of MPs with an Islamist persuasion that represent us. Although I’d like to think that all may not be lost just yet... With books like this being passed around, read & hopefully talked about, there may still be a glimmer of hope. I'd like to congratulate the authors on a deft and very necessary piece of work... Well done lads, you should be very proud of your contribution to the ongoing maintenance of civilisation.