


Book
The Crisis of Islam
224 pages · 2004 · Rating 4.2
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The Crisis of Islam explains how modernity, nationalism, and oil money have combined to fan the fires of rage in the Islamic world. In a series of richly researched, historically grounded case studies, Bernard Lewis examines how such diverse countries as Iran, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia came to be caught up in a spiral of violence and terror. His book is a necessary primer for understanding one of the most pressing issues facing us in the twenty-first century.






























