by Jay Sekulow
First published 2016
Jay Sekulow examines the global threat posed by radical Islam in this analysis of contemporary geopolitics. The author traces the movement's origins to Iran's Islamic Revolution in 1979 and argues that its ultimate objective remains complete world domination. Sekulow explores how Iran has forged strategic partnerships with Syria and Russia, creating what he sees as a dangerous axis of power. The book explains jihadist terror tactics and provides detailed coverage of Sharia law, which Sekulow describes as fundamentally incompatible with American constitutional principles. He argues that this legal code eliminates personal freedoms and applies to all Muslims and anyone living under Islamic control. Through historical research, legal case studies, and extensive interviews, Sekulow presents his view of radical Islam's ideology and strategic methods. The book concludes by outlining steps Americans can take to counter what the author characterizes as an expansionist agenda threatening Western civilization.
Genres: history, international-relations, political-science, politics, non-fiction, 21st-century, current-affairs, academic
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: investigative-journalism
Setting: Iran, Russia, Syria, United States, Western Civilization
Period: 1979, 21st Century
320 pages · Hardcover · Howard Books