Ethics of Islam

I have only one misgiving about this book, most likely the rest of the books in the series. Why do we need to make unnecessary remarks against non-Muslims, even when we are discussing about our own faith? When the author is discussing about iman, is it necessary to pepper it with references to Freemasons and the likes, without context and unseemingly taking potshots against non-Muslims? I want to read about the matter shown in the title, not hearing about how the British had failed to crush our iman. Instead, the British had managed to ghost the author, just by mentioning it out of sudden. Be objective, don't stray into other matters unless it is within the context. Every sentence must be critically analysed to ensure it conveys the intended information to the readers.

Islam is not anti Jewish. This book is. It is an obscenity passing as Faith.

Assalamu Alaikum WA Rahmatullah! Ma'shaa Allah what an amazing book