This book answers the question “Why is Islam perceived as evil from the Western perspective?” The book’s arguments are based on facts, circumstances, incidents, and evidence cited in more than a thousand international references.
There is no doubt that Islam poses a sterile dilemma for the West. In the late twentieth century and the beginning of this century, the West found itself embroiled in tragic and futile interactions with Islam. Today, the controversies over the West’s relationship with Islam are startling and increasingly complex.
This book explains why Islam is an ordeal for the West. It elucidates the nature of the conflict between the West and Islam. It also reveals the manifestations of the contradictions between the West and Islam. The endeavors of the West to overcome the threat of Islam are disclosed. Generally, this book answers the question “Why is Islam perceived as evil from the Western perspective?” The book’s arguments are based on facts, circumstances, incidents, and evidence cited in more than a thousand international references.
About the Author
Ahmed ElObeidy graduated with a PhD from the University of Illinois and has worked as a professor at Cairo University, United Arab Emirates University and King Saud University. He worked internationally as a Team Leader for strategies with UNDP, as a Senior Information Technology Officer for Science & Technology Research with UN-ESCWA and as a Chief Technical Advisor for capacity building with FAO.
Table of Contents
Introduction
What Is Capitalism?
Capitalism and the West
What Is Islam?
Islam and Arab
Economic-political Ideology of Capitalism
Socio-political Ideology of Islam
Crisis of Capitalism
Why the Alternative is Inevitable?
Hostility and Atrocity against Arab and Islam
Discussion and Conclusion
Bibliographic Information
Title: Islam: Threat to West, Capitalism and Corporations
Author (s): Ahmed ElObeidy
Publisher: The Author
Length: 518 Pages
ISBN: 9798223866442
Pub. Date: 10/21/2023