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The Middle East today is in turmoil. The hijackingof the Arab Spring has wrought havoc in both Libyaand Syria and brought back to power authoritarianrule in Egypt. Europe has witnessed the largestmovement of people since the Second World War,all seeking to escape the military onslaught inSyria. Peace prospects between Palestinians andthe State of Israel remain as elusive as ever.The author believes that an ‘Islamicrenascence’ is now critical to prevent theMuslim Ummah from imploding uponitself. Consequently, a ‘counter-narrative’to so-called ‘radical Islam’ has become allthe more crucial. To keep pace with theglobal economic, political and militarychallenges of the future theMuslim Ummah needs to refocusits strategy on establishing aneffective and credible economicand political alliance that willfirmly be embedded in democraticprinciples and processes.The author, who is a British-bornMuslim with a Master’s Degree in InternationalCommercial Law, has made a rational study ofthese issues in this book.
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