David Motadel's "For God and the Führer" offers a meticulous examination of the complex and often overlooked relationship between Nazi Germany and the Muslim world during World War II. Motadel delves into the strategic and ideological motivations behind Nazi efforts to court Islamic leaders and populations, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. The book explores the propaganda campaigns, recruitment of Muslim units, and attempts to align Nazi ideology with certain interpretations of Islam, revealing a fascinating and unsettling chapter in 20th-century history. It provides an insightful analysis of these controversial alliances and their implications.