Mohamed Bajrafil, theologian and academic, addresses the question of Islam in contemporary society in an in-depth and nuanced manner. He stresses the importance of not confusing Islam as a peaceful religion with the violent acts carried out in its name. In this analysis, the author explores Islam's teachings on social life, relationships with other civilizations, and freedom of thought and action.

The book also examines the sources of extremism within the Muslim minority, providing an illuminating perspective on contemporary ills at their roots. Mohamed Bajrafil emphasizes the need to understand the true essence of the Islamic faith, highlighting its potential for autonomy, responsibility and spiritual mobility.

The author emphasizes that attempting to hastily project the principles of Western democracy onto Islam will not promote harmony within French society. Rather, he advocates an approach based on the truth and beauty of the Islamic faith. This book calls for a return to the foundations of Islam, freed from the weight of superfluous traditions, in the context of a century which should be dedicated to the coexistence of cultures and religions.

Through an erudite deconstruction of prejudices and ignorance, Mohamed Bajrafil traces the path towards an Islam in France, going beyond radical fantasies and Islamophobia. He aspires to see the emergence of a fully republican Islam, truly universal and in harmony with the values of contemporary society.