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Book SynopsisIn this book Muslims, men and women alike, speak from the heart about what they believe and how they live. The central tenets of Islam are put forward by doctors, engineers, politicians, bankers and carpenters, as well as by theologians. Islam has a billion followers. The beliefs of Islam, like those of the other great religions, must be taken seriously if we wish to understand the world in which we live. What do followers of the Islamic tradition have to say about family life, money, education, racial equality and the ecology of our planet? Muslim readers of earlier editions of The Muslim Mind welcomed the Christian author who had portrayed their faith with fairness and candor. The sincere answers to her inquiries given by many Muslims afford a vivid insight into the spirit and practice of Islam.
Trade ReviewAn extremely good read, very simple and straight-forward throughout but never shallow. * Pakistan Times *
The tougher tasks of spirit and encounter can certainly be served by the sort of awareness Charis Waddy documents and commends. * Tablet *
Written out of expert knowledge and deep sympathy. * Church of Ireland Education *
A significant contribution. -- Michael Henderson * Lake Oswego Review *
A gallant attempt to embrace the diversity of Islamic reactions to the modern world. * Times Educational Supplement *
With such a book the non-Muslim has no excuse for undervaluing one of the great religions of mankind. * British Book News *
A dynamic book....It conveys the basic tenets of Islam in a manner that is neither too pedantic nor too casual. * Jordan Times *
This is a valuable introduction to the Muslim mind. * Afrique Contemporaine *
Gives a comprehensive insight into the heart of Muslim culture. * Manchester Evening News *
A very helpful symposium of Muslim attitudes and thought in relation to the world today and its problems. * Irish Press *
