Mohammed Ali, the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time, apostatized from Christianity and converted to Islam, having been made to believe that Islam was the original religion for Black Africans. Without forethought, it is estimated that over two million mostly Black African-Americans followed suit. Matters pertaining to salvation had momentarily been left to chance. If it was good enough for Ali, it was good enough for his followers!

This book follows Mohammed Ali's journey from Christianity to Orthodox Islam and it asked the difficult but legitimate questions: Did Ali make a sound judgement? Did he know much about the obscure origins of the religion and its controversial teachings? Did he eventually find what he was looking for? And is there really a place in Islam for Black Africans?

This book exposes Islam's role in the institution of slavery, racism, discrimination and other depravities towards Black Africans, right from the religion's formative stages to the present day. The book also exposes the religion's adverse legacy that has left Africa enduring a never-ending cycle of violence, religious polarization, coercion, slavery, human rights abuses, anti-Semitism, religious intolerance, and numerous other abominations. Africa has also become the epicenter of Jihad activities, plunging the already poverty-stricken continent into a further abyss of human affliction.

Targeted at non-Muslims (infidels) in general, and Black Africans in particular, this book is the ultimate handbook for anyone in pursuit of knowledge and truths. It is the first handbook of its kind that provides a condensed, but in-depth analysis of the religion of Islam to demonstrate that it is certainly not what it claims to be. Black Africans will surely be shocked and incensed by the findings of this book. Indeed, the devil is in the details.