Wilmington, CA / London: Organization of Islamic Revolution in the Arabian Peninsula (OIRAP), 1985. Includes an editorial, “The Liberation Movements Between Independence & Subordination”; articles, “The Saudi Aid to Saddam” and “Social Disintegration in the Gulf; Who Is Responsible?”; Arabia News; and “The Glory of Ramadhan.” Stapled wrappers (7 ½”..... More
San Francisco: First African Arabian Press, 1980-1989. A collection of four books by Dr. Khalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Mansour (b. Donald Warden), a lawyer and businessman with deep ties to various Saudi businesses. He founded the Afro-American Association at UC Berkeley, which attracted Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, before founding an..... More
Los Angeles: Harry J. Gardener, 1942. First Edition. A bizarre work of eschatological fear-mongering from the spiritual charlatan, self-proclaimed Bibliologist and archaeologist, James Carlton Hollenbeck. Published during the destabilizing days of WWII, Hollenbeck claimed that Prince Abdul Baraba Baha, the cousin of King Feisal of Iraq, was the “Super Deceiver”..... More
Jacksonville, Oregon: Christian Media, 2010. First edition. Glossy wrappers; 58 pp. Lloyd refutes the widely held evangelical belief that the anti-Christ will be a Muslim, a belief which he says characterizes a “global religious deception.” Much Biblical doctrine and chiliastic exegesis follow. A Near Fine copy. No record for this..... More
Toronto: International Publishing and Distributing Co., ©1998. First English Language Edition. First published in Arabic in 1993, the author argues that “penalty of apostasy” should not be part of Islamic jurisprudence since the Quran does not define such a penalty for this world. Inscribed by the author to the title..... More
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Forest, VA: Christian Action Network, 2006. In this brief essay, Martin Mawyer explores the plans of radical Islam for world domination. Stapled, glossy wrappers (4” x 8 ½”), 32 p., illus. Near Fine. More
n.p.: The Orthodox Press, 2011. First edition. A critical history of Bareilawi’ism, including biographical information on its founder, Ahmad Raza Bareilawi, his works and writings, and the sect’s beliefs, creeds and teachings. The book concludes with a chapter on the Bareilawis’ takfir of Muslims and the dissemination of their “fairy-tales”..... More