Mohammad Anwar Shaikh (born June 1, 1928 as Haji Mohammad) is a Pakistani-born author currently residing in Cardiff. He was born into a religious muslim family. His mother could recite a large part of the Qur'an from memory. During the violent days of the Partition of India in 1947 he killed on one day two Sikhs, a father and his son. He later killed another Sikh. After the age of 25 he became a critic of Islam and later wrote many books critical of Islam.

Works

• Islam: The Arab National Movement
• Islam: Sex and Violence
• Islam and Human Rights
• This is Jihad
• Islam:The Arab Imperialism
• Eternity
• Faith and Deception
• Taxation and Liberty

External links

• Autobiography
• Book review
• Works by Anwar Shaikh

1928 births | Living people | Pakistani writers | Former Muslims