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	title:	Losing My Religion: A Call for Help
	author:	Jeffrey Lang
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Amana Publications
	released:	June 1, 2004
	isbn:	1590080270
	isbn-13:	9781590080276

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Excellent book by a true scholar - Rated This is an extremely well written book by Dr. Jeffrey Lang. The book contains questions Dr. Lang has received over the years by Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. He addresses each question with a well-researched analytical response (as the true mathematician that he is). I would highly recommend this book for anyone interested in learning about Islam from an American convert. The knowledge of Islam presented here puts the backward illiterate wahabi perspective to shame. This book is also particularly relevant to the Muslim that is disillusioned with the Muslim community in the US. It gives a renewed sense of hope that the search for knowledge is alive and well in the Muslim community.

Customer Reviews

Excellent book by a true scholar - Rated 5/5
This is an extremely well written book by Dr. Jeffrey Lang. The book contains questions Dr. Lang has received over the years by Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. He addresses each question with a well-researched analytical response (as the true mathematician that he is).

I would highly recommend this book for anyone interested in learning about Islam from an American convert. The knowledge of Islam presented here puts the backward illiterate wahabi perspective to shame.

This book is also particularly relevant to the Muslim that is disillusioned with the Muslim community in the US. It gives a renewed sense of hope that the search for knowledge is alive and well in the Muslim community.