His 2007 book, "Lost History: the Enduring Legacy of Muslim Scientists, Thinkers and Artists" has now touched more than 300 million people worldwide. More

He was a famous English scholar of Jewish origin, a professor of Islamic history in the Universities of London and California. More

“It is a crime against historical realities to ascribe harshness and cowardice to Muhammad, as do some writers. More

Muhammad was characterized by deep thoughtfulness and a touch of sadness while his awareness was of a person who believed in one God and the afterlife. More

The Qur’an has solutions for all cases and links religious law with moral law. More

Muhammad challenged both men and jinn to produce the like of the Quran and this was the strongest indication to the truth of his message. More

The more tolerant Islam seems to be, the stronger it becomes internally and externally. More

"With the flourishing of Arab civilization, religious toleration was absolute" More

Muhammad elevated the woman to a great station after she was considered a possession. More

He was an advisor to the Islamic World Conference in 1974-1976. In 1975, he published a revision and translation of ibn Shuhayd al-Andalusi’s anthology. More

The conduct of the Arab Messenger fascinated his followers, and his personality rose up to the highest level in their sights. More

A philosophic theist might subscribe the popular creed of the Mahometans; a creed too sublime, perhaps, for our present faculties. More