-Prophets of Violence, Prophets of Peace" is a novel approach to understanding the history of the recent past and the psychology of leaders who made history. This book is based upon analyses of lives of leaders from Gandhi to Mandela. It provides an insight not only into the personalities of the individual leaders but also into the wide range of struggle methodology Mahatma Gandhi on one hand chose the spiritual approach and Che Guevara on the other believed in armed struggle and died in the field for his cause. The subject matter has been chosen carefully to describe the spectrum in which the struggle could be carried out.
Dr. Sohail portrays mass psychology and provides many examples chosen over a wide range of time. Thus it becomes important reading for students of politics and for aspiring leaders.
Prophets is a successful attempt to systematically dissect the personalities of great leaders, an insight into history and social
perspective and a discussion of how extraordinary circumstances transformed those leaders.
This book will appeal to a wide readership because of the timely nature of its subject combined with ease of reading. I commend Dr. Sohail for writing with such clarity and consistency of approach.

— Tahir M. Qazi MD
Clinical Neurophysiology, Neuromuscular Diseases
Clinical Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Residency
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehab.
State University of New York at Buffalo