The phenomenal spread of Islam in its early history has often been attributed to its role as a liberation movement, which successfully fought tyranny and injustice, and restored human rights and dignity to the people as it toppled one after another repressive regime. But what happens when people choose Islam in the twentieth century through the democratic process? Who opposes it and why? What if the people seeking rule by Islam are in a minority? And how do the Muslims share power if in a majority?
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192pp, appendices, index. Some marginalia in ink, a prior owner's signature half title and title pages, top edge a little foxed, a good paperback copy. Seller Inventory # 219821
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