Nathan Ishmael Sandor

Radical Epigrams for a New Islam Nathan Ishmael Sandor

Nathan Ishmael Sandor risked the fatwa of the Islamic clerical establishment in order to publish this book. Despite the small size of the work, the epigrams that it contains have a monumental quality because of their forcefulness and the radical depth of their thought. The book contains a program for a reformation of Islam comparable to the Reformation of Christianity in 16th century Europe. These epigrams may well be the 95 theses that Martin Luther nailed to the door of the Wittenberg Church. This is a book that will be read in America, and also in Syria, Arabia, and Iran.