American writer Firas Al-Khatib warned readers on Monday not to warn of a bogus copy of his book The Lost Islamic History that distorts historical facts and is published online. He urged readers to buy the original book instead of engaging in piracy.

In a message posted on social media, Twitter, the author said that the false version of his book is completely inaccurate and hatred of Islam. Readers are encouraged to buy the original copy from the publisher or e-commerce giant Amazon.

PSA for people now interested in my book on  ImranKhan PTI Recommendation. There is a free PDF file that claims to be my online book is completely inaccurate and anti-Islamic. This is not my book. If you want to read lost Islamic history, buy from publisher or Amazon, please.

On May 1 Prime Minister Imran Khan's digital media communication official Arslan Khalid, shared a free copy of the book on his Twitter page, urging users to download and read the e-book according to the Prime Minister's recommendations.
On May 1, Prime Minister Imran also recommended that youth read Firas Al-Khatib's famous book to engage in insightful reading during the siege of the coronavirus. The Prime Minister said in a tweet that the book explains the rich history of Islamic civilization.

Wonderful reading for our youth in the days of imprisonment. The Prime Minister wrote on the social media platform the excellent short history of the driving force that made the Islamic civilization its greatest time and then the factors that led to its decline.

The lost Islamic history of Faras al-Khatib illustrates how Islam and Muslims around the world have nurtured peace promoted universal values and dialogue among civilizations. Its aim is to present historical facts that other academics have either ignored or downplayed.

Offering 1400 years of Islamic civilization in an easy-to-understand, easy-to-follow manner is not easy The book is valuable not only for its knowledge of lesser-known aspects of Islamic history but also as a general introduction to the topic. Read a book review online.