The Book of the Torah

In "The Torah," Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud presents a critical and rational analysis of the Old Testament texts. He traces the historical compilation of these scriptures, highlighting human modifications that shifted the universal divine message into a tribal, ethnocentric narrative—such as portraying God as an exclusive deity. The book contrasts this perspective with the pure, universal monotheism of Islam, advocating for a faith freed from racial nationalism and anthropomorphic limitations.

It offers a critical historical and intellectual analysis that helps readers understand the roots of religious nationalism and ideological exclusivity through scriptural study.

Researchers in comparative religion, readers interested in political and religious history, and fans of Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud's analytical works.