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Navigating Jihad

Navigating Jihad

Mansukh Srivastava

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Editorial:
HOW Academics
Año de edición:
2023
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Antropología
ISBN:
9789395522625

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In the complex landscape of global affairs, few subjects evoke as much intrigue, controversy, and concern as 'Jihad' in 'Navigation Through Jihad: Understanding Motivations, Histories, and Modern Realities,' the veil is lifted on this multifaceted concept, offering readers a comprehensive exploration that goes beyond the surface to uncover the intricacies that have shaped its evolution. This book presents a meticulous examination of the motivations that have driven individuals and groups to embrace the concept of jihad. It seeks to disentangle the myriad of factors that contribute to this phenomenon, ranging from historical narratives to socio-political contexts, religious interpretations, and more. With a balanced and objective approach, the book aims to provide readers with a nuanced understanding that transcends sensationalism. With an emphasis on factual accuracy and depth, the book aims to highlight the modern manifestations of Jihad.The ultimate goal is to provide readers with a foundation for understanding, a framework for critical thinking, and an appreciation for the intricate layers that comprise the concept of jihad in the global context.

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