What Should a Muslim Believe? A Field Guide to Core Teachings & Moral Questions

<p><strong>What Should a Muslim Believe?</strong></p><p><em> A Satirical and Scholarly Field Guide to Islam's Core Teachings and Moral Questions</em></p><p>What does Islam really teach about God women Jesus slavery violence child marriage and the Bible?</p><p>This bold and accessible field guide doesn't rely on headlines hearsay or anti-Muslim screeds. Instead it draws directly from Islam's own primary sources: the Qur'an Sahih and Hasan Hadiths classical Tafsir commentaries and Islamic history. Written from a Christian perspective it engages Islam's theology and moral framework with candor compassion and over 500 citations-so you can read what Islam actually teaches.</p><p>Each chapter begins with a friendly tone-sometimes tongue-in-cheek-and leads the reader through controversial teachings with documentation Muslims will recognize and Christians will appreciate. Whether you're a Christian apologist an ex-Muslim or a Muslim student trying to make sense of your religion this book invites honest inquiry and careful reading.</p><p>Inside you'll discover:</p><ul><li>The Islamic teachings on Allah's nature including bodily features predestined guidance and misguidance and his relationship with creation.</li><li>Surprising rulings on marriage including Muhammad's union with a six-year-old girl and the rules surrounding polygyny sex slaves and wife discipline.</li><li>Whether the Bible is considered corrupted-despite Islam's own praise of the Torah and Injil.</li><li>What the Qur'an and Hadith say about Jesus ('Isa): his virgin birth title as Word of God and his prophesied return to defeat Christianity.</li><li>How Islamic texts define apostasy non-Muslim status and jihad and how these differ radically from the Christian model of enemy love and Gospel witness.</li></ul><p>With chapters on:</p><ul><li>Allah Muhammad Jesus and the Bible</li><li>Men Women and Marriage</li><li>Child Marriage and Slavery</li><li>Apostasy Jihad Heaven and Hell</li></ul><p>This book is not hateful-it's truthful. Not angry-it's sourced. Not reckless-it's reverent in its critique and passionate in its pursuit of theological clarity.</p><p>Ideal for:</p><ul><li>Christian evangelists apologists and missions teams</li><li>Seminary students and debate clubs</li><li>Muslims seeking to understand their own tradition</li><li>Ex-Muslims asking what they were never taught</li><li>Anyone tired of TikTok slogans and ready for real documentation</li></ul><p>What Should a Muslim Believe? is part polemic part primer and all sourced. It is designed to be used as a field reference for everyday conversations and deep theological reflection.</p><p>You've heard the da'wah. Now read the doctrine.</p>