About Book

This Urdu book by Dr. Zakir Naik addresses one of the most sensitive global debates: whether Islam advocates terrorism or promotes universal brotherhood. Drawing upon Quranic references, Hadith, and rational arguments, the author rebuts the stereotype that Islam is inherently linked with extremism or violence. Instead, the book emphasizes the religion’s core values of peace, tolerance, and coexistence. It also explores how selective interpretations of Jihad have been misused, and provides a broader interfaith perspective, making it both an apologetic and a clarificatory text. Its relevance is particularly strong for readers seeking to counter Islamophobia and understand terrorism in the context of misrepresentation.