I like to get more familiar with islam or rather whats so right or wrong about it.

Any good guides? I prefer books that have an audiobook format

Read quran then reflect.

In short:

--> Praise mighty Mo --> Hate infidels --> 'Allah's da Bomb!' song --> Repeat.

The difficult bit is to differentiate between what is in the Koran and what some Islamic authorities claim (on pain of death if you disagree, in some cases).
Try Queen Rania of Jordan's website HIJAB is fabrication to get an idea.

Well i'm looking for more detailed guides. like this book for example

https://www.amazon.com/Atheist-Muslim-J ... 1250094445

I would recommend "Why I Am Not A Muslim" by Ibn Warraq. It's by no means perfect and the style is somewhat inconsistent, but it's a pretty good analysis by an ex-muslim of Islam and its shortcomings. You will certainly get a better understanding of the real nature of Islamic thought from this book than you will from some of the better known works written by apologists.

Blackadder wrote:I would recommend "Why I Am Not A Muslim" by Ibn Warraq. It's by no means perfect and the style is somewhat inconsistent, but it's a pretty good analysis by an ex-muslim of Islam and its shortcomings. You will certainly get a better understanding of the real nature of Islamic thought from this book than you will from some of the better known works written by apologists.

thanks. I will do this. I'm reading another small book by ayaan hirisi ali called Heretic. Seems interesting especially given she is an ex-muslim

Avoid "no God but God" by Reza Aslan - riddled with weak ass transparent apologetics IIRC.