Jews for Salaam

About the Book

Jews for Salaam: a book of hope, a blueprint for world peace. Christians, Jews, and Muslims have common roots. This book focuses on the unique position the Jewish people are in to move the world toward peace.

 Abdullah bin Salaam, a little known Jewish leader in Arabia at the time of the Prophet Islam is the centerfold of this writing.

 Model Jews of Arabia embraced Messenger Muhammad, the last Prophet. The author presents this vital history with Bible, Talmud, Qur’an, and Hadith to make the case for the Jews for Salaam.

 The challenge to embrace this truth is welcoming.

About the Author

Imam Umar, Ranking Chaplin for New York’s prison system for 25 years, founded the National Association of Muslim Chaplains. In 1975 became one of the first two Muslims hired as full-time Imams in prisons in America. He helped build New York’s Imam’s council. Umar advocated the hiring and assignment of Muslim religious workers throughout the U.S. He traveled to Mecca, Egypt, South Africa, Senegal, Turkey, Cyprus, and Europe in his sojourn to study history, investigate world events first hand, and spread the teaching of Islam. He worked with rabbis, priests, ministers, and imams to improve the life of our time.