Islam and Secularization

The book explores the recurring cycles of radical Islam throughout history, focusing on the Muslim Brotherhood's founding in 1928 as a response to early 20th-century reformers. It examines the violent outcomes of these Islamic eruptions, particularly in the context of modern extremist groups like ISIS and Al-Qa'ida, and the global turmoil they have caused. The author raises critical questions about the potential for Islam to reconcile with modernization and moderation amidst ongoing fundamentalist tendencies and contemporary cultural influences.