Mohammed's Koran

The book presents the Koran's most prevalent 20th-century translation, organized chronologically as recognized by both Western scholars and devout Muslims. It emphasizes the concept of abrogation, particularly how later verses, like The Verse of the Sword, nullify earlier peaceful messages, a principle accepted by Islamic scholars for centuries. By highlighting the Koran's calls for violence, it challenges the perception of Islam as solely a peaceful religion. The text has faced censorship efforts since its release, aiming to restrict access to its controversial interpretations.