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Book Review: Hinduism

In a manner easy to follow, the authors show how Islam treats all the ingredients of its faith in a unitary system, as a composite whole. Theological positions, religious rituals and practices, by which Muslims celebrate and express their faith, are then described, showing how Islam cannot be understood merely in terms of a series of theological statements or as a moral system. Islam as a whole, however, has numerous sects and schism, something which the authors bring to the fore in the events in Iran in 1979-80.