/lit/ - Literature

Which books can better help me to learn about Islam?

Who are some good writers on Islam that do so in English? I'm not talking about pop writers like Reza Aslan, but people with real scholarly weight that explain and examine some of the more nuanced intellectual arguments in Islam.

If you're a new atheist wanting to use this thread as a means to spout the usual /r/atheism bollocks, please fuck off.

When Allah comes down to Earth in human form to forgive the sins and make humanity pure once again, you 4channarians who disbelieve the one true faith will be the ones who fall to the depths of Jahannam.

Verse 17:15 ...And never would We punish until We sent a messenger..

I am this messenger to you. Find it in yourself to believe the one true faith.

~ salaam ~

When Allah comes down to Earth in human form to forgive the sins and make humanity pure once again, you 4channarians who disbelieve the one true faith will be the ones who fall to the depths of Jahannam.

Verse 17:15 ...And never would We punish until We sent a messenger..

I am this messenger to you. Find it in yourself to believe the one true faith.

~ salaam ~

The Quran - Allah
Sahih Muslim - Imam Muslim
Sahih Al-Bukhari- Imam Bukhari
Fiqh al Jihad - Yusuf Al Qaradawi
Mein Kampf - Adolf Hitler

Don't even bother I don't need the approbation of infidels.

Is anyone here knowledgeable about Islam? I want to know if there is truth when people say Islam practices violence.