What book(s) would be good to read if I wanted to learn about the Islamic faith?

you should start with faith's books wich talk about fundamentals of faith

http://www.ibnothaimeen.com/all/eBook-i.shtml

Islam is all approximately learning. I converted to Islam and because then i've got study a number of the Torah, Upuishads, Vedas and different scriptures of alternative religions. in case you have perfect training and information then you definately'll study it and comprehend why they're thinking the way they're and have the flexibility to ultimate them. She could be following the religion because of the fact her mothers and fathers are and finding which you will convey her to the right faith. so which you reading her e book might have the skill to show out discrepancies, fallacies and blunders like I consistently do whilst people start up preaching to me pertaining to to the bible. think of of it as element of your religious training.

The Koran for Dummies

Look for titles such as

"Islam for dummies"

and

"How to" guides for being Islamic.

but if that fails, go to your local worship place, and ask about how the koran is read.

Its in english isn't it?

Anything by Robert Spencer would be helpful.

how to bake the perfect muffin by Osamba

how to wipe your bum under a bombardment

and other uses for a goat by Osamba

elmo meets the Tallyban by Big Bird

R18 XXX rated she goats under my turban.

"The History of Dynamite" would be good. Alfred Noble.

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I'm a Muslim girl if u want give me ur e-mail

my name is Fatima (this name is for our prophet's daughter)

good luck

"Why I am Not a Muslim" by Ibn Warraq.

It reveals tons of things about Islam that no Muslim will tell you (and some of which they don't even know) and is filled with references to historical documents that back up what it says.

'Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie (1988)