'Islam and the West' is a book discussing Islam's presence in Western countries, highlighting key debates between Islamic and Western societies. The author divides the book into two parts. The first part, titled ((The Role of Knowledge Beyond Science in Western Societies)), contains four essays: ((Knowledge and Certainty between Islamic and Western Perspectives)), ((Reflections on the Future of the West and the Islamic World)), ((Religious and Philosophical Currents Facing Western Civilization Today)), and ((Five Questions Concerning Both Islamists and Secularists)).

The second part, titled ((Problems and Mistakes Demanding Solutions and Corrections)), includes eleven essays. These are ((Ambiguities between Islamic Shura and Western Democracy)), ((Our Treatment of the West and Their Treatment of Muslims)), ((Islamic Fatwas in Appearance, Serving the West in Reality)), ((Has Yesterday's Unified Islam Fragmented into Today's Islamic Shards?)), ((Sharia and the West through Four Points)), ((Secularism Cannot Exist without Freedom as Its Support)), ((No Minorities and Majorities in Islam)), ((My Advice to Westerners Worried about Islam)), and ((The Future of French Islamic Presence in France)), along with ((Muhammad Al-Bashir Al-Ibrahimi's Views on the West and His Advice to the East)).

This book is a compilation of lectures and articles focused on Western views towards Islam today and ongoing developments in this sensitive and controversial topic that unfolds and clarifies daily. Author: Muhammad Sa'id Al-Bouti, Publisher: Dar Al-Fikr Al-Mu'asir – Damascus, Edition: 2, Year of Publication: 2008, Pages: 216, Volumes: 1, Binding: Cardboard, Paper Type: Creamy, ISBN: 1–59239-634-8.