Reza Aslan's "No God But God"

Some time ago I read this book by Reza Aslan.  In some ways it was the
perfect book for me as I am deeply concerned about the future of the
Islamic world just as I worry about the future of the West.  Anyways
Aslan believed that Islam was undergoing a kind of Reformation, not in
the sense of rebelling against any ind of centralized papal authority
but rather against the learned and the intellectual centers of Islam.
As is known, for example, there was soemthing like a unanimous
rejection of terrorism by the learned Muslim authorities of the world,
yet terrorism still continues.

Be that as it may, Aslan believed that this Islamic Reformation was
nearing its end.  Do other people agree with this *****sment?

Regards,

Matt