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 Dare to Speak
Islam versus Free Democracy and Free Enterprise
By Al BaileyCopyright 2006. All Rights Reserved. No portion of this work may be reproduced in any form,by Photostat, microfilm, xerography, or any other means, or incorporated into any retrievalsystem, electronic or mechanical, without the written permission of the author.
 
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Contents
 
Introduction.....................................................................................................................................5
 
Chapter 1: The new Cold War........................................................................................................9
 
Chapter 2: A personal realization.................................................................................................24
 
Chapter 3: Koranic teachings that shape Islamic nations.............................................................41
 
The state of Muhammad’s world when he revealed the Koran................................................41
 
Is it legitimate for a Westerner to critique the Koran?..............................................................44
 
Interpreting the Koran...............................................................................................................49
 
The five pillars of Islam: requirements for being a Muslim.....................................................68
 
1.
 
Declare, with belief, that “I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and I bearwitness that Muhammad.......................................................................................................68
 
2.
 
Pray five obligatory prayers per day (Salah)................................................................69
 
3.
 
Give an offering of obligatory charity (Zakah or Zakat)..............................................69
 
4.
 
Participate in a fast during the month of Ramadan.......................................................70
 
5.
 
Travel to Mecca............................................................................................................71
 
The missing pillar: Love...........................................................................................................71
 
Islam’s substitute for the missing pillar of Love: War against Infidels....................................78
 
The Koran’s view of non-Muslims...........................................................................................83
 
A tool for Islam’s war against Infidels: Taqiyya (dissimulation).............................................87
 
The “House of Peace” and the “House of War”.......................................................................92
 
The Koran’s view of Slavery..................................................................................................106
 
Is Islam a Religion of Peace?..................................................................................................109
 
Chapter 4: What are some of the characteristics of an Islamic Nation?.....................................112
 
The treatment of non-Muslims................................................................................................112
 
The spoils of holy war against Infidels (war booty)...........................................................116
 
The taxation of infidels who live in the House of Submission...........................................116
 
The treatment of Muslims who convert to another religion...............................................118
 
How essential are these characteristics to the success of an Islamic Nation?....................121
 
The treatment of women.........................................................................................................123
 
The treatment of secular Muslims and liberal Muslims..........................................................140
 
Islamic Economics..................................................................................................................144
 
Banking, Investment, and Insurance...................................................................................144
 
Inheritance...........................................................................................................................156
 
Corruption...........................................................................................................................156
 
Other aspects of Islamic Economics...................................................................................163
 
The over-all impact of Islam on a nation’s economy and development.............................164
 
Verdict: Islam’s road to economic hell is paved with pious intentions..............................173
 
Chapter 5: Free Democracy & Free Enterprise vs. Islamic Democracy & Islamic Economics.174
 
A critique of cultural preservation for preservation’s sake.....................................................174
 
Two aspects of Western culture worth passing on to our children.........................................174
 
What do the terms “Free Enterprise” and “Free Democracy” mean?.....................................175
 
Islam opposes Free Democracy and proposes Islamic Democracy........................................177
 
Islam opposes Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Worship.............................................179
 

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Hi Noel, I was wondering: You say that this book has a tainted perspective of Islam, but you really don't talking about HOW it is tainted. For example, the book says that Islam punishes apostasy from Islam with death. Do you think this is a slander of Islam? Look at all of the Islamic nations that have instituted Shariah: Saudi Arabia, Libya, Afghanistan, Iran, Northern Nigeria, Somalia, Qatar, Sudan, and Mauritiana. All of the penalize apostasy from Islam with death. Are you saying that all of these countries misunderstand Islam, or are you saying that it is OK to punish apostasy with death?