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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What does it mean to be a Muslim in the twenty-first century-angry, anxious, divided, defensive, and endlessly searching for meaning? The Lost Muslim is a bold, unflinching, and deeply compassionate exploration of a global identity crisis that millions feel but rarely articulate. Through powerful storytelling, psychological insight, historical clarity, and spiritual depth, Dr Sanjay Parva takes readers on a transformative journey across the emotional landscape of the modern Muslim world - its fractures, fears, contradictions, and its forgotten brilliance. This book is not a critique from the outside. It is a mirror held gently, courageously, and honestly - reflecting the insecurities, struggles, and silent wounds that Muslims across continents have confided to the author over decades. From the valleys of Kashmir to the streets of Cairo, from London's immigrant neighborhoods to the Gulf's glittering skylines, The Lost Muslim captures the universal restlessness of a people suspended between past glory and present confusion. At the heart of this work is a bold question: How did a civilization built on knowledge, beauty, compassion, and excellence become trapped in anger, literalism, outrage, and identity anxiety? Through 18 illuminating chapters, the book examines: The death of adab and the erosion of moral eleganceThe tyranny of certainty and the suffocation of intellectual inquiryThe other-ing instinct that fragments communities from withinThe culture of hypocrisy and the burden of performative pietyThe collapse of accountability across families, communities, and leadershipThe rediscovery of Ihsan as the spiritual path back to dignityThe revival of knowledge as the key to a new Muslim renaissanceThe courage to reform without losing the essence of faithWritten with empathy, honesty, and literary grace, The Lost Muslim avoids hostility and embraces truth. It neither flatters nor condemns - it invites. It challenges with love. It provokes with sincerity. It awakens with tenderness. This is not a book about religion. It is a book about the soul. About a people who have lost their inner compass-and their journey back home. For Muslims, this book offers a vocabulary for emotions long suppressed.For non-Muslims, it offers clarity and understanding of a global community often misunderstood.For readers of all backgrounds, it provides a rare blend of storytelling, philosophy, spirituality, and cultural analysis that is both accessible and profound.If you are searching for a work that is courageous yet compassionate, critical yet hopeful, introspective yet universal - The Lost Muslim will stay with you long after the last page. The first volume of the groundbreaking "The Human Triology," this book marks the beginning of a powerful literary movement - one that seeks not to divide, but to heal; not to accuse, but to illuminate; not to reform the world, but to reclaim the human soul. Next in the triology will be The Lost Hindu. For every reader who has ever felt spiritually restless, morally burdened, or emotionally lost - this book is your companion back to clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if your body wasn't just suffering. but speaking?In Psychology of Disease, Spiritual Veda takes you on a powerful journey into the emotional and energetic roots of physical illness. This soulful guide explores how suppressed emotions, unresolved trauma, and daily stress silently shape the health of your body - and how healing begins by listening within.With tenderness and clarity, each chapter unveils the deeper emotional landscape behind common diseases - from hypertension and diabetes to cancer, migraines, and autoimmune disorders. Rooted in mind-body wisdom, the book offers practical healing approaches, daily affirmations, guided reflections, and meditations to support your return to wholeness.Whether you're a seeker, a healer, or someone facing chronic health challenges, this book invites you to gently explore the sacred connection between your thoughts, your feelings, and your cells.Inside you'll discover: Emotional and psychological insights behind 16 major health conditionsSimple healing tools for mind-body wellnessDaily affirmations, reflections, and visualization practicesA soothing companion for self-discovery and inner healingThis is not just a book-it is a healing companion.Let your body become your greatest teacher. Let your heart finally be heard. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What does it mean to be a Muslim in the twenty-first century-angry, anxious, divided, defensive, and endlessly searching for meaning? The Lost Muslim is a bold, unflinching, and deeply compassionate exploration of a global identity crisis that millions feel but rarely articulate. Through powerful storytelling, psychological insight, historical clarity, and spiritual depth, Dr Sanjay Parva takes readers on a transformative journey across the emotional landscape of the modern Muslim world - its fractures, fears, contradictions, and its forgotten brilliance. This book is not a critique from the outside. It is a mirror held gently, courageously, and honestly - reflecting the insecurities, struggles, and silent wounds that Muslims across continents have confided to the author over decades. From the valleys of Kashmir to the streets of Cairo, from London's immigrant neighborhoods to the Gulf's glittering skylines, The Lost Muslim captures the universal restlessness of a people suspended between past glory and present confusion. At the heart of this work is a bold question: How did a civilization built on knowledge, beauty, compassion, and excellence become trapped in anger, literalism, outrage, and identity anxiety? Through 18 illuminating chapters, the book examines: The death of adab and the erosion of moral eleganceThe tyranny of certainty and the suffocation of intellectual inquiryThe other-ing instinct that fragments communities from withinThe culture of hypocrisy and the burden of performative pietyThe collapse of accountability across families, communities, and leadershipThe rediscovery of Ihsan as the spiritual path back to dignityThe revival of knowledge as the key to a new Muslim renaissanceThe courage to reform without losing the essence of faithWritten with empathy, honesty, and literary grace, The Lost Muslim avoids hostility and embraces truth. It neither flatters nor condemns - it invites. It challenges with love. It provokes with sincerity. It awakens with tenderness. This is not a book about religion. It is a book about the soul. About a people who have lost their inner compass-and their journey back home. For Muslims, this book offers a vocabulary for emotions long suppressed.For non-Muslims, it offers clarity and understanding of a global community often misunderstood.For readers of all backgrounds, it provides a rare blend of storytelling, philosophy, spirituality, and cultural analysis that is both accessible and profound.If you are searching for a work that is courageous yet compassionate, critical yet hopeful, introspective yet universal - The Lost Muslim will stay with you long after the last page. The first volume of the groundbreaking "The Human Triology," this book marks the beginning of a powerful literary movement - one that seeks not to divide, but to heal; not to accuse, but to illuminate; not to reform the world, but to reclaim the human soul. Next in the triology will be The Lost Hindu. For every reader who has ever felt spiritually restless, morally burdened, or emotionally lost - this book is your companion back to clarity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…