Reviews for Allah's Bomb: The Islamic Quest for Nuclear Weapons

The average rating for Allah's Bomb: The Islamic Quest for Nuclear Weapons based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-08-11 00:00:00 Yong Shin I don't doubt that Islamic terrorists would love to acquire nuclear weapons and use them against any number of targets or that it would be easier than it ever should be to get many of the materials to build the weapon, but the presentation presented in Allah's Bomb : The Islamic Quest for Nuclear Weapons though greatly informative in parts like where it talks about the South African nuclear weapons program and how Israel has acquired its' largely unacknowledged though assumed weapons lacks clarity and coherence at points. Particularly early in the book, the main text is often separated by these large gray boxes that explain various parts and principles of nuclear weapons. Despite the high information value, these boxes are misplaced because by the time I was done reading through the often technical boxes, virtually forgotten what was in the main text on the page before. The text is dense, you will not read this in one day and it may take two or three readings to fully grasp the authors points. Lastly, the glossary of common nuclear terms is in the back of the book...this would've been better suited to go in the front because its' bothersome to keep flipping back to look up this acronym or that word. Intresting information, but I can't help but wonder how many people put the book down early because of the organization.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-07-10 00:00:00 Andreas Johnson The Info about RDD nd other nuclear weapons were intresting....the writer is too biased nd pro west.....World shouldnt forget that it was America which used a nuclear weapon nd killed millions of innocent people not some islamic country....If they can have it the hell why not us.