Book Reviews

Fethullah Gülen is affectionately and respectfully called "Hodjaefendi" in the Muslim world. In the rest of the world he is a welcomed as a well-respected contemporary thinker, better known as a democratic figure and social renovator who appeals to the common sense of large masses. The Messenger of God: Muhammad by this respected author has been translated in due time addressing the needs of Russian readers.

Modern civilization calls for new ideas to be thought up and new words to be uttered. It seems as if Fethullah Gülen has been sent to our irresolute and apprehensive world by God Almighty to pronounce these.

Book reviews are all about Fethullah Gülen's works or Gülen related books.

List of articles in category Book Reviews
Title	Author
Translating the Qur'an into Action	by Hüseyin Bingül, The Fountain
Reflections on the Qur’an	by Tarık Özgür, The Fountain
Jay Willoughby's Review on Essentials of the Islamic Faith	by Jay Willoughby
Michael Starzinski's Review on Pearls of Wisdom	by Michael Starzinski
Etga Ugur's Review on Turkish Islam and Secular State: The Gülen Movement	by Etga Ugur
Ruth Woodhall's Review on The Statue of Our Souls: Revival in Islamic Thought and Activism	by Ruth Woodhall
Dr. Vitaliy Sheremet's Review On the Messenger of God	by Dr. Vitaliy Sheremet
A Dialogue of Civilizations	by Hakan Yesilova
Ahmet T. Kuru's Review on Berna Turam’s Between Islam and the State: The Politics of Engagement	by Ahmet T. Kuru
Faith, Theology and Service in Peacebuilding	by Stanley Ridge, The Fountain
The Gülen Movement: Civic Service Without Borders	by Anwar Alam, The Fountain