Works
- Against the Tides in the Middle East, International Academic Centre for Muslim Evangelism in South Africa, 1997 (published under the name "Mustafa").
- Islam and Terrorism: What the Qur'an really teaches about Christianity, violence and the goals of the Islamic jihad. 2002, ISBN 0-88419-884-7
- Islam and the Jews: The Unfinished Battle. 2003, ISBN 0-88419-956-8
- Jesus and Muhammad: Profound Differences and Surprising Similarities. 2004, ISBN 1-59185-291-9
- Journey into the Mind of an Islamic Terrorist. 2006, ISBN 1-59185-713-9
- Culture Clash: Islam's War on America
- Coffee with the Prophet: 21st Century Conversations with Muhammad
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