Books Unveiled: How the West Empowers Radical Muslims  by Yasmine Mohammed (Author)

"Unveiled: How the West Empowers Radical Muslims" by Yasmine Mohammed is a gripping memoir and critical analysis that explores her journey from growing up in a fundamentalist Islamic household to becoming a vocal human rights activist. The book confronts deeply rooted issues such as female gental mutilation, forced marriage, and the oppression of women under conservative Islamic practices.

Mohammed challenges Western liberalism’s tendency to make allowances for illiberal cultural practices in the name of tolerance, arguing that this often empowers radical Islam and silences victims. She provides an insider’s account of cultural and religious oppression while calling for universal human rights and greater awareness.

Through personal stories and sharp critique, she exposes the hardships women face in strict Islamic societies and debates controversial topics such as the hijab, terrorism, and the distinction between Islamic faith and radical interpretation. The book emphasizes the importance of open dialogue, education, and solidarity to break cycles of violence and oppression.