The Executioner's Son

Yousif, an Arab boy, grows into manhood and is educated in Islam with
all its customs and traditions. He admires his father, the Chief
Executioner, and becomes an Islamic Judge who determines a person's
fate. Yousif is given a Bible by a Christian friend and seeks to destroy
its credibility while converting his friend to Islam. He is forced to
confront the contradictions found in the Qur'an and the lies he has been
taught since his youth and must decide between his prestigious Islamic
position or place his faith in a God who allows his people to suffer.
The choice he makes could cause him to lose his life at the hands of his
father. The Executioner's Son is based on the Qur'an, Islamic customs
and Islamic religious practices found in Saudi Arabia. Most of the
events described in this book were seen or experienced by the author or
described to the author by friends while in Saudi Arabia.