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A new book is unique among the steady stream of books on terrorism and Islam in devoting most of its pages to how Islamic extremists have been most ineffective and unpopular in their attacks both against the West and fellow Muslim societies, writes Richard Cimino in this review.
Charles Kurzman , The Missing Martyrs: Why There Are So Few Muslim Terrorists
, Oxford University Press, 2011 (256 p.).
In a significant move to tackle growing religious extremism in Britain, four major Muslim groups Thursday published a radical “code of practice” that seeks to involve women in mosque affairs and urges mosques to enforce self-regulation.
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