Written in the form of a dialogue between a Christian mother and her two children, this book outlines the historical background behind the rise of the Mohammedan cult in the early Seventh Century from Arabian paganism and the ruins of an apostate Eastern Christianity. Several key tenets and practices of Islam are also discussed, making this a helpful resource for younger readers for understanding one of the fastest growing religions in the modern world.

Related Titles: Christianity and Islam: The Bible and the Koran by Rev. W.R.W. Stephens (1877) Mormonism: The Islam of America by Bruce Kinney (1912) The True Nature of Imposture Fully Displayed in the Life of Mahomet by Humphrey Prideaux (1732)

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