The Faces Of Islam Tradition And Terror,

Islam is viewed by most people in the habit as monolith, even though a single opinion may no more be ascribed to its adherents than to those of Judaism or Christianity. But in the wake of September 11, Islam has been identified more than ever, in the Western mins, with violence, intolerance and fanatism. With this book the author has tried to present a fresh view of Islam, challenging the hegemony of Saudi-backed extremism in the Muslim world but equally ejecting the simplistic, ``crusader`` polemics widely seen in Western intellectual life today.
About Author :
Naunihal Singh, with an M.A. in Economics and Sociology, L.L.B, Ph.D. in Management and D.Litt in International Business educated at the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgrow, U.K. and La Sorbonee University, Paris, France. He was Professor of Busines Administration at Several institutions of USA. As a prolific writer, he has authored many outstanding books on economics, politics, social change and management. He has authored many outstanding books on economics, politics, social change and management.
Contents :
Preface Snow In The Desert Fortresses And Mountain Paths Haters Of Song Global Gamblers The Coming Of The Imam Permanent `Jihad` Sword Of Dishonour Religious Colonialism Whither Saudi Arabia Binbliography Index