Understanding Muhammad is a psychobiography of Allah’s Prophet.  It seeks to unveil the mystery of that man. Historians tell us Muhammad used to withdraw to a cave, spending days wrapped in his thoughts.  He heard bells ringing and had ghostly visions.  He thought he was demon possessed, until his wife reassured him he had become a prophet.  Convinced of his status, he was intolerant of those who rejected him, assassinated those who criticized him, raided, looted, and massacred entire populations.  He reduced thousands to slavery, raped, and allowed his men to rape female captives.  All of this, he did with a clear conscience and a sense of entitlement.  He was magnanimous toward those who admired him, but vengeful toward those who did not.  He believed he was the most perfect human creation and the universe's raison d'être.  Muhammad was no ordinary man.  He was a narcissist.
	Why We Left Islam "Powerfully written and deeply compelling, these accounts of people of conscience who left Islam are rendered all the more poignant by the realization that each one of them, no matter their status or situation, lives under the death sentence mandated by the Prophet Muhammad for apostates from Islam. Why We Left Islam should be required reading for human rights activists and all those who value the dignity of the human person, so that they will see why this horrific denial of the freedom of conscience within Islam must be resisted by all people of goodwill." Robert Spencer, Director of Jihad Watch and NY Times bestselling author of "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades)" and "The Truth About Muhammad."
	Religion of Peace?: Why Christianity Is and Islam Isn't This is a swift read written in a fluid manner reflective of a thinker who has long thought about the points he makes. The book is not weighed down by ponderous sentences, though Spencer’s ideas are deeply reasoned.
	Onward Muslim Soldiers: by Robert Spencer In this book the author uncovers the cause of global violence that the established media would rather you ignore. He reveals why the threat of violent jihad is growing daily...
	Ibn Ware's 'Why I am not A Muslim' In the wake of the Rushdie Affair, a report in the New York Times (Feb. 27, 1989) voiced a common fear: "Ayatollah Khomeini has probably succeeded in preventing publication in this country of books critical of Muslims & Islam". This prophecy has proved, fortunately wrong, witness the writings of Anwar Shaikh that have earned him a fatwa from the mullahs in Pakistan, or Dr. Morey's The Islamic Invasion (1992). Now we have the courageous work of Ibn Warraq, Why I am not A Muslim, first published in the USA in 1995..
	The Sword of the Prophet: by Srdja Trifkovic In The Sword of the Prophet, the reader receives the unvarnished truth about the rise of Islam and the patterns set by its founder, Muhammad; the historical meaning of jihad against the (non-Muslim) infidel that we see today in the al-Qaeda terror network; the broad sweep of the global military, political, moral, and spiritual struggle that faces us; and what we must do if we wish to survive.
	American Jihad: by Steven Emerson Who are these people? Where did they come from? And how could there be so many terrorists or suspected terrorists living among us without action being taken? In American Jihad, Steven Emerson, the world's leading authority on domestic Islamic terrorist networks, tells the full story of the rise of those who wish to destroy the United States from within.
	Mohammed's Believe It or Else!   by Dr. Abdullah Aziz Entertaining and informative, this comic book is an eye-opener on what Mohammed really taught.
	The Islamization of America: By Abdullah Al-Araby After the collapse of Communism, almost everyone heaved a sigh of relief. Many thought that all threats to the American way of life had finally vanished. Then, came in the sad events of 9/11/01 which proved our hopes were just wishful thinking. A great book from a Christian perspective, but offers excellent insights for all members of the UAC, not only the Christian members.
	Now They Call Me Infidel: By Nonie Darwish One woman’s story of why she left the culture of Islamic Jihad to support American liberty and tolerance.
	Jihad Incorporated: By Steve Emerson A Guide to Militant Islam in the US. Steven Emerson has compiled this thorough factual overview of the Islamist terrorist threat to the United States.
	The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam : By Robert Spencer Michelle Malkin, bestselling author and columnist states: "The courageous Robert Spencer busts myths and tells truths about jihadists that no one else will tell."
	The Myth of Islamic Tolerance: By Robert Spencer "Robert Spencer has here assembled a collection of documents devastating to PC myth and multiculturalist wishful thinking. Anyone concerned about the dangers of politically motivated distortions of Islamic theology and history should not miss this explosive and enlightening volume."
	The Truth About Muhammad: By Robert Spencer Muhammad: a frank look at his influential (and violent) life and teachings. In The Truth about Muhammad, New York Times bestselling author and Islam expert Robert Spencer offers an honest and telling portrait of the founder of Islam-perhaps the first such portrait in half a century-unbounded by fear and political correctness, unflinching, and willing to face the hard facts about Muhammad's life that continue to affect our world today.
	Islam Unveiled: By Robert Spencer Spencer proclaims that Islam is not the religion of peace that many claim it to be. Opinions on his conclusions differ (to put it mildly), but it's difficult to argue with Robert Spencer's method of inquiry: It's lawyerly, in the best sense of that term. Spencer considers the testimony of many sources--of the West and the "House of Islam"--from which he deduces meaning, intent, and possible consequences. This approach makes his findings sound valid and credible--like them or not.
	Infiltration: By Paul Sperry As Americans continue to worship at the altar of cultural diversity and endorse religious tolerance for tolerance sake, Muslims masquerading as "moderates" have insinuated themselves into the very fabric of American society. In this startling book, investigative journalist Paul Sperry uses revealing new interviews and classified documents to courageously explain how these Islamist extremists have been covertly working to destroy our constitutional government and the Judeo-Christian ethics on which our nation was built.
	The Looming Tower: By Lawrence Wright The Looming Tower may be the most informative accounts yet of the men who shaped 9/11 (New York Times Book Review). The focus on individuals gives the book its emotional punch, but it is also a narrative bold in conception and historical sweep. Lawrence Wright conducted more than 500 interviews, from bin Laden's best friend in college to Richard A. Clarke, Saudi royalty, Afghan mujahideen, and reporters for Al Jazeera. The result, while evenhanded in its analysis of the complex motives, ideals, and power plays that led to 9/11, leaves few nefarious details uncovered. An abrupt ending did little to sway critics that Looming Tower is nothing less than "indispensable" reading (Cleveland Plain Dealer).
	They Just Don't Get It: by Col. David Hunt How Washington Is Still Compromising Your Safety--and What You Can Do About It. Hunt, a Fox TV News military analyst and retired army colonel, shows what must be done in America if we are to win the war on terror. Highly recommended reading.
	The Legacy of Jihad: by Andrew G Bostom The Legacy of Jihad provides a comprehensive, meticulously documented corrective to the genre of ahistorical assessments decried by Ellul. This unique, extensive compilation includes Muslim theological and juridical texts, eyewitness historical accounts by both Muslim and non-Muslim chroniclers, and essays by preeminent scholars analyzing jihad war and the ruling conditions imposed upon the non-Muslim peoples conquered by jihad campaigns.