New Book Lays the Foundation for a Modernized Islam

Cincinnati, OH – What will be the final outcome in Iraq? Is it possible to spread democracy throughout the Middle East and Northern Africa? How bad is America’s economy? Could the Euro or gold surpass the dollar? These are conscionable some of the questions debated in barbershops, at kitchen tables and on talk radio shows around the nation and world.

Dr. Susmit Kumar offers answers to those questions and provides solutions in his new book, “The Modernization of Islam” (www.ModernizationOfIslamBook.com). “There is not much America can do to stop the rise of Islamic Militancy in Iraq.

Unfortunately, the extremists rising to power is a necessary step in the birthing process of democracy,” reveals the previous member of the prestigious India Administrative Service, which influences and instrumentality government policy

The Founding President of the Prout Institute of United States draws parallels between aboriginal 20th century Europe and present day Islamic society, “Had Europe not endured the work pains of World Wars I and II, it might still be ruled by Monarchs.” Dr. Kumar promote explains after Islamic nations succumb to the grips of extremists, the group will eventually rise up against fundamentalism.

“It is at that point the majority of Islamic nations will become secular and democratic, like Turkey,” he continues. Once Turkey obtain it’s independence in 1923, nationalists inform several radical political, cultural and social reforms including closing the Islamic courts.

Dr. Kumar points out that it has remained free ever since shedding its fundamentalists’ rule, “Despite government 99 percent Muslim, Turkey has been a fairly booming example of a secular democratic government for over 80 years.” He adds that before a democratic rebirth can occur in Iraq or any other Islamic nation, the work pains have to take place.

The war in Iraq has become the nation’s most debated content because of all that has been committed and allocated to fighting it. “But we have to leave,” Dr. Kumar owerful contends. “We cannot do anything more there and it is costing us our people, money and resources.”

According to Dr. Kumar, the more than $2 billion spent per week by the U.S in Iraq should be spent on Americans or not at all bearing in cognition the growing trade deficit ($700 billion per year) and budget deficits. In end 7 years, America’s debt has increased from $5 trillion to $9 trillion, and, he adds, “The latest bestseller by a Nobel Prize contestant in Economics predicts the whole cost tag of the war may surpass $3 trillion considering the indirect costs of serviceman care.”

These factors worry Dr. Kumar, “Taking advantage of our dollar government international currency, Fed conscionable prints dollars whenever it feels necessary. Because of our huge debt, OPEC is considering a switch in oil pricing from the dollar to the Euro. If the Euro makes promote indefinite quantity and takes over has the international currency, a potential doomsday scenario could play out for the U.S. system change America’s force might.” If America eventually faces this situation, it would be constrained financially and militarily leaving Middle Eastern and North African allies even more vulnerable.

Dr. Kumar offers an economic solution to that would help not only America, but also those countries struggling so badly financially that their group fall victim to the beliefs of Islamic Extremists. He advocates an economic system that increases the purchasing power of individuals, not the gross national product, “Developing the home-grown strengths of various societies and their peoples will allow them to participate on a more equal basis in the world to come.”

He concludes by disclosing, “Democracies are make on sameness and extremists fear it. That’s why eventually sameness will be the foundation of the modern Islam.”

Dr. Susmit Kumar is the author of “The Modernization of Islam” and obtained his Ph.D. in only two and a half years from Pennsylvania Government University. Dr. Kumar is a previous member of the India Administrative Service, which influences and instrumentality government policy. He is also Founding President of the Prout Institute of United States. Dr. Kumar has been published internationally with numerous articles on topics like international politics, history and economics. He currently lives in Cincinnati, OH. Dr. Kumar’s website is www.ModernizationOfIslamB

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