God never commanded it.
Millions of Muslims call circumcision "the Sunna of Abraham," and many Submitters, who follow the Quran alone, still keep it as a custom. This book takes the question to the Quran itself, and shows that the practice is a lie attributed to God and to His messenger Abraham.
The Quran, complete and fully detailed, never names circumcision. The practices God gave through Abraham are four: the Contact Prayers, the obligatory charity, the fast of Ramadan, and Hajj. Rashad Khalifa's own words, read in context, say the same. And cutting a child who has done no wrong falls under God's own ban on unjustifiable aggression (7:33).
The book also answers those who say circumcision is the better choice. That claim tries to improve on God's perfect design (64:3), and the medical case made for cutting children does not hold up.
Written in plain English, with every Quran verse quoted from Quran: The Final Testament, this is a clear verdict for anyone willing to check the Quran for themselves.
