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Slavery, Terrorism & Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat [Paperback]

Peter Hammond (Author)
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April 2005
A fascinating, well illustrated and thoroughly documented response to the relentless anti-Christian propaganda that has been generated by Muslim and marxist groups and by Hollywood film makers. As Karl Marx declared: "The first battlefield is the re-writing of history!" "Slavery, Terrorsim and Islam" is an eye opening, positive and practical handbook to empower you to respond effectively to the challenge of Islam today.


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A well researched account of historical events that impact directly on present developments. -- Rev. Fano Sibisi, Christians for Truth

Equips Christians to wisely and Scripturally minister in a world where the conflict between Islam and civilization is obvious. -- Dr. George Grant, Kingsmeadow

About the Author

For over 23 years, Dr. Peter Hammond, Director and Founder of Frontline Fellowsihp, has pioneered missionary outreaches into the war zones of Mozambique, Angola and Sudan. He is the author of Faith Under Fire in Sudan, Holocaust in Rwanda, In the Killing Fields of Mozambique, Putting Feet to Your Faith, The Greatest Century of Missions, Biblical Principles for Africa, The Discipleship Handbook, and Character Assassins.

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  • Paperback: 116 pages
  • Publisher: Christian Liberty Books (April 2005)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0958454981
  • ISBN-13: 978-0958454988
  • Product Dimensions: 8.1 x 5.6 x 0.3 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 4.8 ounces
  • Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #973,424 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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5.0 out of 5 stars An Insight to Islam's Slave Trade, August 16, 2008
This review is from: Slavery, Terrorism & Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat (Paperback)
"Slavery, Terrorism, and Islam" is now in its second edition.
Although written from a Christian Missionary perspective, the text is useful for secular analysts researching a civilizational force on the march.

Unlike the academics who debate whether a clash of civilizations is even in progress, Hammond, writes from the perspective of one decisively engaged in that civilizational fight.

His area of emphasis is Africa, Nigeria and the Sudan. He starts with the strategic perspective (Islam as a doctrine) and drills down to specifics: Islam's hostilities with the non-Islamic world in general and Christianity in particular. He specifically addresses jihad, women's issues, slavery, and the strategies and techniques of modern day Islamic expansion. Significantly, although this text is written from a religious (Christian) perspective, there is abundant material for secular researchers dissecting an aggressive ideology.

Hammond, who is located in Africa, brings a remarkably fresh perspective on the issue of Slavery. At a time when Slavery is assessed as an American birth defect with the finger of political correctness pointing at Washington as a slave owner, Hammond reminds us that Muhammad, the founding father of Islam, was a slave owner, and that under Islamic stewardship, slavery became a highly developed, civilizational-level, industry that, over 14 centuries, drained Africa of an estimated 140 million people. Islam was the procurement and trafficking institution for 15th Century Spain, 16th Century Portugal, 17th Century England, and 18th Century American slavery and was a self-producing consumer of slavery throughout the Islamic world into the 21st century. Hammond reminds us that slavery was formally abolished in Saudi Arabia only in 1962 and yet continues in the 21st century (See "Slave: My True Story", by Mende Nazer describing her 1992 capture and 2002 escape).

Slavery, Terrorism and Islam is a slim volume that is an invaluable desk reference and primer for analysts addressing Islam as an ideological force. The contents of Hammond's second edition is described below.

"Slavery, Terrorism, and Islam" by Peter Hammond

Contents

1. The Scourge of Slavery
Contrasts in Captivity
The Absence of Arabic Abolitionists
The pagan Origins of Slavery
The Christian Roots of Liberty
The Islamic slave Trade
An eyewitness Account
Christian Slaves- Muslin Masters
The European Slave Trade
The American Slave Trade
The African Slave Trade
Wilberforce's War
Set Free to Serve Christ
Livingstone's Travels
A Trade in Human Misery
Sharia Law and Slavery
Slavery Today
The Law of Liberty
2. Uprooting Terrorism.
Terrorism's Missionary Vision
A Global Agenda
"Africa for Islam"
Understanding Jihad
Ouranic Roots of Jihad
The Benefits of Jihad
Sharia and the House of War
The Many Faces of Jihad
Jihad and "The Crusades"
Jihad and Colonialism
Jihad and Slavery
The Sudan Connection
Jihad Against Christians
A Christian Response
Preparing for Eternity
3. Resisting Sharia in Nigeria
Christians Persecuted
The Islamic Agenda
"All the Christians Must be Shot"
Churches Burned, Christians Murdered
Africa's Largest Nation
Missionary Heritage
Turbulent Times
Spectacular Church Growth
Great Needs, Great Opportunities
The Free Market in Nigeria
Driving on the Other Side
Market Place Airports
Contrasts and Queues in an Oil Rich Country
Dynamic Churches
Supporting Tyrants
Slaughter Under Shari'a
Resistance in Jos
Christian Courage in Gboko
Between Cross and Crescent
4. Jihad- Islamic Holy War
5. Islam According to the Reformers
6. The Sources of Islam
The Authority of Islam
Arabian Sources of the Quran
Jewish Sources of the Quran
Christian Sources of Islam
Zoroastrian Sources of the Quran
Egyptian Sources of the Quran
How the Quran was Revealed
Evaluating the Quran
Conclusion
7. Muhammad, the Caliphas and Jihad
Muhammad
The Miraj
The Hijrah
Jihad
Assassinations
Mass Murders and Mass Rapes
The Polygamous Prophet
The Caliphas
Muslim Massacres
"The Bloodiest Story in History"
"Unfinished Business"
Spain Under the Moors
The Pact of Umar
The House of War
Churches Demolished, Pilgrims Persecuted
The Crusades are launched
Antioch Liberated
To Jerusalem
The Crusaders Take Jerusalem
Saladin and Richard the Lionhearted
The End of the Crusades
Dynasties, Decadence and Decline
The Fall of Constantinople
"The Blood Levy"
The Tide Turns
Corruption and Cruelty
A New Wave of Muslim Massacres
The Scandalous Alliance
The Forgotten Holocaust
Slaughter in Smyrna
The Curse of Neutrality
"An Unmitigated Cultural Disaster"
Intellectual Dishonesty
Sharia in Saudi
Jihad Seeks to Conquer Our Souls
8. Women in Islam
Polygamy Degrades Women
The Example of the Caliphass
"Temporary Marriages"
"Deficient in Intelligence"
"Capricious" and "Corrupting"
Physical Abuse of Women
Selling Children
Female Mutilation
Discrimination Under Saudi's Sharia
Stoning to Death a Victim of Rape
Death of a Princess
Judicial Gang Rape
Raped in the Name of Allah
Murder in the Family
Burned Alive in Afghanistan
Battered in Saudi Arabia
Forced Back Into a Burning building
Abuse, Assault and Blaming the Victim
Serial Polygamy
A Taboo Subject
9. The Challenge of Islam
Points of Agreement and Contradiction
Historical Errors in the Quran
Faith and Practice of Islam
10. Comparing the Bible With the Quran
11. Challenging Muslims
12. Guidelines for Muslim Evangelism
General Guidelines for Muslim Evangelism
The Gospel and Abraham
13. Slavery today and the Battle over History
14. Muslim Evangelism in Universities
Ministering to Muslims
Terrorism Defended
Suicide Bombing Justified
Firsthand From Sudan
A Testimony of Salvation in Christ
Only a Muslim Can Quote from the Quran
The Atheist Holocaust
Evangelizing Muslims
15. The Crusades and Jihad
What Preceded the Crusades?
Myths and Misconceptions
The Merciful Saladin
What did the Crusades Achieve?
A Reaction to Jihad
Defensive Wars
Thinking the Unthinkable
Christian Love and Self Sacrifice
Against All Odds
A Judgment of God
Learn to Discern
Who Cares About Geography?
This is a True Story- Only the Facts Have Been Changed
Twisted Theology
Insults to Intelligence
Crusade Against Christianity
Entertainment or Exploitation?
The Facts of History
Logistics and Economics
There's More to Life Than Money
The Missing Jihad
Muhammad vs. Christ
Jihad vs. The Gospel
16. The End of Islam
Muslim Myths
Just the Facts
A Trail of Destruction
"The... Read more ›
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29 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A complete and honest publication about the threat of Islam, February 28, 2009
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If you were to invest in one book about Islam...this is the one. I started researching about the Muslim belief system in earnest since 911. I have read books and viewed media and have come to the knowledge that Islam is a religion that will not be satisfied until it has world dominance. This book tells the whole truth about Islam. It comes from the perspective of Peter Hammond, a white African, who has lived among the oppression of the Islamic belief system. He himself has been imprisoned and threatened with his life for his speaking out of this truth through 'Frontline Fellowship' the name of his agency. This book explains the history of what was actually the first crusade, the brutality of the slave trade with interesting facts about America's involvement. It describes in great detail about the types of terrorism used to force people into the Islamic belief system. It tells of the destruction of whole countries and peoples once Islam has gained the seat of power in government. My only complaint is that when I wanted to buy more copies of this book from Amazon there was only one used copy for $460!?!? I then went to Frontline Fellowship's website and found they have brand new editions of this book for $10 a piece!!...Amazon, what's up with that?
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5.0 out of 5 stars Islamic history, August 10, 2010
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I often see black people professing Islam as them religion of choice. They might think again if they read this book. It relates how historically the blacks were ravaged, killed sold into slavery by the millions by Islamic raiders in Africa. This book was certainly an eye-opener.
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While much has been written concerning the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, surprisingly little attention has been given to the Islamic slave trade across the Sahara, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Read the first page
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