Table of Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Islam’s Origination and the Southern, Eastern and Northern Invasions of Europe (pp. 1-14)
Chapter 2. Relationship and Ties between Europeans and Islam, Unrelated to Muslim Invasions of Europe (pp. 15-32)
Chapter 3. Fluctuations in Muslim Life from the 1960s to the Present (pp. 33-48)
Chapter 4. The Religio-Cultural Dispute’s Roots (pp. 49-68)
Chapter 5. The Emotional World of Europeans and Muslims in Europe (pp. 69-104)
Chapter 6. A Sympathetic Gaze at the Islamic World (pp. 105-146)
Chapter 7. The Tangle of Emotions, Protest and Terrorist Activities (pp. 147-172)
Chapter 8. A Clash Known in Advance, Dead-End or Assimilation (pp. 173-212)
Chapter 9. The Factors Causing either Integration or Terrorism among Muslims to Europe (pp. 213-258)
Chapter 10. Struggle and Enmity between Islamic and European Cultures (pp. 259-310)
Chapter 11. A Broad Outlook on the Matter and the Formation of Isis (pp. 311-328)
Chapter 12. Weapons of Mass Destruction against Europe: Dangers and Possible Solution (pp. 329-334)
Insight Summary (pp. 335-348)
Epilogue (pp. 349-352)
References (pp. 353-362)
About the Author (pp. 363-364)
Index (pp. 365)
The book is targeted at both the academia and policy makers as well as to the broad public, since it discusses a most relevant issue to all three types of audiences, especially to:
(a) Scholars of
a. EU political sciences
b. History
c. Religion
d. Terror and Weapons of Mass Destruction proliferation
e. Immigration
f. Human Rights
g. Conflict of civilizations
(b) EU policy makers in both European and states’ levels as well as medium level officers, especially in home security, police, intelligence, public & welfare services, including:
a. European Commission politicians and staff
b. European parliament’s members and advisers
c. Governmental officials and politicians in EU states
d. Leaders in the Arab and Muslim world
e. Policy makers all over the world
(c) European countries’ broad public and,
(d) European mass media journalists and editors.