Islam And The Modern World
The original manuscript of this book was written in 1995 in Urdu. At that time majority of the people did not feel much importance for a dialogue on ideological and intellectual issues between the West and the Muslim Ummah. In fact, the writer of this book, for the first time in 1991, intensively asserted that there is an urgent need for a comprehensive dialogue between the West and the Muslim Ummah.
Relations with Non-Muslims
Dialogue With West Some Misconceptions About Islam
Islam And Democracy
Islam And Freedom Of Opinion
Qital, Jihad And Terrorism
Islam And Women
Islam And Human Rights
Fine Arts, Slavery And Family Planning
Need of a Dialogue
About The Author: Dr Muhammad Farooq Khan had a multi-faceted personality and was a man of immense reserves of energy. Truly, a man larger than life, he stood like a rock for all what he believed. He was an Islamic scholar, intellectual and a political activist; he hosted many TV programs and also made several appearances as a guest speaker on private and public TV channels; he was a fiery speaker and also authored almost a dozen books on the Islamic thought; above all he was a humane and a humble person: as a psychiatrist, he served the medical profession with exemplary zeal and dedication.
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