In the Islamic world, two maps are in conflict: one of blood and the other of peace; one of destruction and the other of construction. One group seeks to draw a map of terror, fear, and loss of lives and money, while the other group seeks to protect religion and the world and restore a lost civilization in turbulent times.
It is not the battle of the current decade or even the new century; it is the battle of the next five hundred years, if the world remains present.
Thus, the fabric of this book extends from the “Muslim Brotherhood” to “Khorasan,” and from the relationship between Islam and the West in the era of conquests, then the Crusades, to the era of colonialism, and the era of jihad supported by the West, reaching the phenomenon of Islamophobia and racial discrimination.