Before his untimely death author Kristian Voyss wove a dynamic, dark, and fascinating mystery thriller in The Hira Scrolls, his debut that uncovers the truth about Islam. A wildly engaging, quick-moving, and entertaining plot, it exposes the teachings of one of the world's most influential religions. When Middle East Studies scholar Dr. George James receives an anonymous package containing thirteen hundred-year-old ancient Arabic manuscripts, he has every reason to believe that history will repeat itself. Narrated by Abd Allah, a seventh-century citizen of Mecca whose people and way of life were conquered by the first Islamic army, the scrolls provide a firsthand account of Muhammad, from his childhood as an orphan through his final hour as the Prophet of Islam. Compelling, at times shocking, Abd Allah reveals how it is that a quiet boy became a merciless warlord who instituted the practice of Jihad to found an empire that spread across Asia, Africa, and Europe.