Secret Societies

This book gathers writings from Islamic scholars examining secret societies and organized Christian missionary activity, and arguing that Muslims should remain alert to outside efforts aimed at influencing their beliefs and communities.

A Note on This Subject

Claims about secret societies exercising hidden global influence circulate widely across many cultures and traditions, and such claims are frequently unverifiable or have been discredited. Readers should approach this book's specific claims with that in mind and evaluate them critically rather than accepting them uncritically, as they would with any book making claims of hidden coordinated influence.

What is more straightforwardly documented, and less contested, is the history of organized Christian missionary activity historically directed at Muslim-majority regions — a subject on which there is a substantial and more verifiable literature.

Who It Is For

Readers interested in this specific strand of Islamic apologetic literature. As with any book making claims about hidden organized influence, readers are encouraged to weigh its specific claims against other sources rather than take them as established fact.

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• The Reality of The Nation of Islam — a critical examination of the Nation of Islam
• The Choice - Ahmed Deedat (Combined Vol. 1 & 2) — Ahmed Deedat on Islam and Christianity