Culture Clash: Islam's War on the West

Dr. Mark Gabriel, former lecturer at Al-Azhar University, sheds light on this conflict, explaining the mysterious attitudes of the Muslim world and why they resist principles such as equality for women, freedom of speech, and other ideals that Americans see as secular, nonreligious, and good for all people. He explains at psychological and religious levels what causes suspicion, animosity, and aggression toward America and answers the question: What can America do right in the Muslim world today?

Mark A. Gabriel, PhD, was able to quote the entire Quran by the time he was twelve years old. Raised in Egypt—in the midst of a breeding ground of Islamic terrorists—he spent his formative years deep inside the confines of Muslim influence. His own family disowned him after he converted to Christianity, and angry Muslims tried to kill him several times. He escaped his homeland and now resides in the United States. A widely sourced expert on Islamic teaching and the Middle East, he was former lecturer at Al-Azhar University.