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Faith at War : A Journey on the Frontlines of Islam, from Baghdad to Timbuktu

By Trofimov, Yaroslav. New York Henry Holt and Company 2005 . xx,312 Pages , A Journey on the Frontlines of Islam, from Baghdad to Timbuktu. 9780805077544

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Indian Muslim Perceptions of the West During the Eighteenth Century

By Khan, Gulfishan. Karachi Oxford University Press 1998 . xxii,407 Pages 0195777719

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Fatal Faultlines : Pakistan, Islam and the West

By Irfan Husain. New Delhi HarperCollins Publishers 2012 . x,239 Pages , Irfan Husain Irfan Husain was born in Amritsar, India, in 1944 and migrated with his family to the newly created state of Pakistan three years later. Educated in Karachi, Paris and Ankara, he joined the civil service in 1967 after obtaining a master's degree in economics. He has pursued a parallel and covert career as a freelance journalist for most of his working life, writing under a succession of pseudonyms. As Mazdak, he became a popular columnist on the Internet edition of Dawn, a newspaper he has been writing for over the last two decades. 9789350292303

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Fatal Faultlines : Pakistan, Islam and the West

By Irfan Husain, 1944-. New Dilhi, India Haprper Collins Publishers 2012 . x,238 Pages 9789350292303

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Just Your Average Muslim : The Unheard Voice

By Zia Chaudhry. Grove Short Books 2015 . 222 Pages 9781780722481

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Fatal Faultlines : Pakistan, Islam and the West

By Irfan Husain. New York HarperCollins Publishers 2012 . x, 238 Pages , Irfan Husain Irfan Husain was born in Amritsar, India, in 1944 and migrated with his family to the newly created state of Pakistan three years later. Educated in Karachi, Paris and Ankara, he joined the civil service in 1967 after obtaining a master's degree in economics. He has pursued a parallel and covert career as a freelance journalist for most of his working life, writing under a succession of pseudonyms. As Mazdak, he became a popular columnist on the Internet edition of Dawn, a newspaper he has been writing for over the last two decades. 9789350292303

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