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Azadi`s Daughter: Journey of a Liberal Muslim

	Azadi`S Daughter: Journey Of A Liberal Muslim by Mustafa
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About the Book : Azadi`s daughter is both a fascinating account of anintrepid liberal Muslim woman`s personal journey and a politicalcommentary on a secular way of life. Even as it highlights thedominant concerns of Indian Muslims- Security, Employment,Education, Housing it also underlines their abiding faith in Indiandemocracy and its pluralistic ethos.The book should set at rest thelazy assumptions about Indian Muslim women in particular. As ZoyaHasan notes in her foreword: The reader must be prepared to haveold assumptions defied and prejudices turned on its head. Contents Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Pink Elephant in the Room 2. A Place in the Sun 3. The Mosquito and the Bed Bug 4. A Journalist and a Woman 5. Trial by Political Fire 6. Nothing in Common 7. A Blow to Secular India 8. Speak, Your Life Is StillYours 9. The Flames of Two Towers 10.Why Indian Muslims Are Not Terrorists 11.The Night before a Dawn 12.The Young Muslim 13.The Morning After Glossary Index ISBN - 9788188861156

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