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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. For readers of Brother by David Chariandy and Scarborough by Catherine Hernandez, Adnan Khan's blistering debut novel investigates themes of race, class, masculinity, and contemporary relationships. Omar Ali is a ticking time bomb. A phone call from his ex-girlfriend Anna's father plunges him into darkness when he learns that she's committed suicide. Clueless and hurting, Omar turns to violence and petty crime to cope. His nefarious activities catch the attention of the RCMP, who pressure him into becoming an informant at a mosque they suspect harbours a terrorist cell. Unravelling from insomnia, sorrow, and rage, Omar grasps at his last shred of hope, embarking on a quest to find the note he's convinced Anna left for him. There Has to Be a Knife examines expectations - both intimate and political - on brown men, exploring ideas of cultural identity and the tropes we use to represent them.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Does Islam Oppress Women? By Lopa Hussain And Adnan Khan Paperback 35 Pages ISBN: 9781710123104 Publisher: Dar Al 'Ilm About The Book Nothing has received more vilification from commentators and writers across the world than the issue of Islam's view on women. Images of fully covered women, with veils across their faces, leap to mind whenever the media discusses the issue. The treatment of women in any society has become a key benchmark measurement to its progress so when the Muslim world is assessed it miserably fails on the standard Western tests ranging from the treatment of women to their involvement in society. This has led to a number of ferocious attacks on Islam: which include the continuous vilification campaign against Islam and its view on women, the banning of hijab and so on. Whilst there are some sincere misconceptions in the West with regards to Islam and women at the same time the hatred against Islam is a consistent feature in Western newspapers and magazines.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Does Islam Oppress Women? By Lopa Hussain And Adnan Khan Paperback 35 Pages ISBN: 9781710123104 Publisher: Dar Al 'Ilm About The Book Nothing has received more vilification from commentators and writers across the world than the issue of Islam's view on women. Images of fully covered women, with veils across their faces, leap to mind whenever the media discusses the issue. The treatment of women in any society has become a key benchmark measurement to its progress so when the Muslim world is assessed it miserably fails on the standard Western tests ranging from the treatment of women to their involvement in society. This has led to a number of ferocious attacks on Islam: which include the continuous vilification campaign against Islam and its view on women, the banning of hijab and so on. Whilst there are some sincere misconceptions in the West with regards to Islam and women at the same time the hatred against Islam is a consistent feature in Western newspapers and magazines. This misconception however is not just restricted to the West, across the Muslim world there are many misconceptions with regards to Islamic male-female relations and the Shari'ah rules with regards to women. Ideas such as women being completely cut off from any societal role, the women's voice being considered awrah, forced marriages, female genital mutilation, honor killings, thousands of women in the subcontinent hospitalized each year from nitric acid thrown onto their faces for refusing a marriage suitor or over dowry or marital disputes. Many view that the Shari'ah has subjugated women to their husband and father without any rights - these are just some of the cultural practices that have come to be seen as Islamic. As a reaction to this, some women have turned to the West and have taken on the decades-long struggle of becoming man's equal. The aim of this booklet is to as assess the struggle Western women undertook to achieve their rights as this continues to be held as the benchmark for women and societies across the world. The Islamic social system will then be looked at to assess what Islam actually says about women, how it regulates male-female relations, and its suitability as a model for women and society.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Striving to get ahead in a world of scams, Hamid is caught in the fervour surrounding a charismatic social-media imam with questionable intentions.Hamid Shaikh is a small-time crook in the big city, hoping that one of his cons will lead to riches. Tax fraud, telemarketing tricks, government scams. Whatever it takes. When hes not working the phones hustling fake promises, he dreams of a move that will finally announce his arrival.When his girlfriend Natalie Mendoza vanishes, Hamid finds himself pulled into the orbit of former Guantanamo Bay detainee turned social-media imam Abdul Mohammad. On the surface, Abduls organization is virtuous: they are helping other detainees rehabilitate to life outside the prison. But as Hamid dives deeper into Abduls nebulous and luxurious world, he finds a confusing mix of religious zeal and cynical self-advancement. With his connection to the imam deepening, Hamid must decide just how far into darkness he can go before losing sight of himself. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: New. Striving to get ahead in a world of scams, Hamid is caught in the fervour surrounding a charismatic social-media imam with questionable intentions.Hamid Shaikh is a small-time crook in the big city, hoping that one of his cons will lead to riches. Tax fraud, telemarketing tricks, government scams. Whatever it takes. When he's not working the phones hustling fake promises, he dreams of a move that will finally announce his arrival.When his girlfriend Natalie Mendoza vanishes, Hamid finds himself pulled into the orbit of former Guantanamo Bay detainee turned social-media imam Abdul Mohammad. On the surface, Abdul's organization is virtuous: they are helping other detainees rehabilitate to life outside the prison. But as Hamid dives deeper into Abdul's nebulous and luxurious world, he finds a confusing mix of religious zeal and cynical self-advancement. With his connection to the imam deepening, Hamid must decide just how far into darkness he can go before losing sight of himself.…

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