This book offers a unique perspective on how reality must actually be seen. It describes the author's transition from the Christian faith to Islam and provides the traditional theorems supporting such a shift. This book may refer to old, almost archaic events, yet it retains its relevance today, especially given the modern advent of stereotypes unjustly synonymous with Islam-stereotypes that contradict its very edicts and spirit. Furthermore, the subjects are dealt in a manner totally different from the prevalent and rather myopic orientalist approach. But real color and definition are added, given the fact that the author is not a professional theologian and therefore affords a fresh perspective a common man can relate to, while certainly not shying from predicates of deductive reasoning.