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Book Description: La figura de Mahoma (570 632), un humilde caravanero de La Meca que puso en pie una religi n de alcance mundial, sigue suscitando inacabables controversias en Occidente. Karen Armstrong comienza su libro con una documentada y completa descripci n del contexto hist rico, pol tico, moral y religioso en que se encontraban las tribus beduinas en la Arabia de finales del siglo VI de nuestra era. Es este ambiente, polite sta en lo religioso y desunido pol ticamente, Muhammad ibn Abdallah, Mahoma, vivi durante el mes de Ramad n de 610 una experiencia m stica que cambi su vida y tambi n el curso de la historia: el comienzo de las revelaciones que pronto fructificar an en el Cor n (la Recitaci n). <P>The figure of Muhammad, a humble man from the Mecca who initiated a religion accessible to all, is still the subject of ongoing controversies in the Western world. Karen Armstrong narrates the beginnings of Islam a word which means submission and peace , and of the theological and political disputes that soon affected the lives of families living in the Mecca or Medina. Muhammad is described as a complex and passionate man, politically wise and true to what he understood to be a personal and transcendental mission. This book, which includes a prologue written after the September 11th attacks, is a defense against the prejudice directed toward a religion that is practiced by many believers worldwide.

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