Introducing My Isl@m, the Hotly-Anticipated New Provocative Book from St. Martin's Press
& the Mischievous & Formerly Anonymous Underground Blogger, Amir Ahmad Nasr



Before He Became an Entrepreneur, He Was a Renegade Digital Activist...

Discover the Searing & Revolutionary Story of How Young Tech-Savvy Rebellious Muslims Are Hacking Religion, Culture, Work & Politics



Recommended by Foreign Policy Magazine in its List of Top 25 Books to Read in 2013


Something Big & Historic is Happening...


"From Iran's Green Revolution to the Arab Spring, the world has watched the Internet spark and fuel uprisings across the Middle East and North Africa in recent years. Raised in Sudan and Qatar as a devout Muslim, Amir Ahmad Nasr was among those young Muslims who took to the web, first blogging anonymously in 2006 before revealing his identity in 2011, amid the year's wave of Arab uprisings. Now, the cheeky voice behind "Sudanese Thinker" describes in his first book a personal journey that reflects a widespread trend with important political and cultural implications -- how the Internet "opened [his] eyes and heart to a world beyond the conspiracy theories and religious fundamentalism of his early youth.""

– Foreign Policy Magazine describing My Isl@m in its list of top 25 books to read in 2013