Is it true, as various studies show, that 1,500 years ago Khadijah, the wealthy wife of Muhammad, was really the one who wrote the Qur’an based on Muhammad’s discussions with the Jews and early Christians in the local marketplace?

These studies raise many questions. The first being naturally is the study itself true? Today, there are many more questions that beg for an answer with or without these studies.

Does the Boko Haran, an Islamic group in Africa, and the French Charlie Hebdo killers follow the Qur’an? Or ISIS in Syria and the al Qaeda Houthi militants of Yemen also? Have there been any changes in the stated objectives of Islam over the past 1,500 years?

Qur’an (9:29), “Fight those who believe not in Allah…until they pay the Jizya with willing submission and feel themselves subdued.”

Quoting Muhammad Al-Arifi on Al-Rahma TV 19 July, 2010, “The Qur’an propounds a harsh and violence doctrine, promoting the idea of a constant struggle between Muslims and others that can only be ended when everyone has converted to Islam.”

Some verses speak of “Peace.” Is it only until they obtain power or control? When driving through Dearborn, Mich., why should one have to remove the cross hanging from the vehicle’s rear view mirror? Is Sharia Law in store for our wives and daughters?

Is it an ideology that must be confronted and exposed?

History and current world events demand an honest and in depth examination of Islam.

A final question, “Why is there willful blindness to the empirically verifiable truth of Islam’s State Religion?