FAITH NOT RELIGIONS is Released

Terrorist organizations in the Middle East, the most powerful one today being ISIS, have used religion as way to justify violent behavior. According to Chatha Akbar Ghulam, who wrote "Faith, Not Religions", their radical behavior stems from Islam.

Akbar, born a Muslim from Pakistan, is in opposition of all religious dogmas because they cause conflict. Only after Akbar's whole family immigrated to the United States did he feel safe enough to publicize "Faith, Not Religions". He believes that he and his family might have faced dire consequences for espousing the religious beliefs in this book in an Islamic regime, an outcome that only drives him further into the arms of questions that practitioners of all faiths should be willing to ask.

"It is very clearly written in the Holy Book. One who converts from Islam to any other religion or no religion must be killed," Ghulam said.

He does not believe in the concept of the organized religion, but he does believe in having faith in God. Faith, unlike religion is fully flexible so one can rethink, discuss, and reconsider the concepts to prove its reliability.

"My book covers nearly all aspects of human life; if anything is left unexplained I believe I can explain to the satisfaction of humanity," Ghulam said.

By reading "Faith, Not Religions" readers will learn that a loving heart is the only requirement needed to have faith in God. They will also receive a first hand account of living in a nation where their only way to survive is to conform to the traditional customs or flee.

"Faith, Not Religions"
By Chatha Akbar Ghulam
ISBN 978-1-4759-6460-8
Available in softcover, hardcover, and e-book
Available online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and iUniverse

About the author
Chatha Akbar Ghulam was born in Punjab, Pakistan. He is a farmer by profession and a Muslim by birth. He currently lives in the USA.

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**For Immediate Release**
For review copies or interview requests, contact:
Craig Cainkar
317.602.7137

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