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A Jihad for Love
av Mohamed El-Bachiri
Pocketbok. MacMillan Ltd. 2017. 95 sidor.

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ISBN

9781786698001

Titel

A Jihad for Love

Författare

El-Bachiri, Mohamed

Förlag

MacMillan Ltd.

Utgivningsår

2017

Omfång

95 sidor

Bandtyp

Pocket

Mått

120 x 170 mm Ryggbredd 8 mm

Vikt

100 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Mohamed El-Bachiri is a Muslim. He lost his wife Loubna in the Brussels bombing of March 2016 - a young woman murdered by a fanatical jihadist. Mohamed was left to bring up their three sons on his own. Instead of hating or collapsing into grief, he put together a short book of reflections on love, loss and the ways in which we can live together despite differences of religion and ideology. It is a plea for tolerance and compassion, a rejection of fanaticism, and it is a heartbreaking book. Mohamed El-Bachiri shows how an argument for treating each other with kindness and respect can survive even the most brutal atrocity. For him, Islam should be a struggle for love, and the struggle for love should involve us all.

MacMillan Ltd. 9781786698001

ISBN: 9781786698001
Titel: A Jihad for Love
Författare: El-Bachiri, Mohamed
Förlag: MacMillan Ltd.
Utgivningsår: 2017
Omfång: 95 sidor
Bandtyp: Pocket
Mått: 120 x 170 mm Ryggbredd 8 mm
Vikt: 100 g
Språk: English

Mohamed El-Bachiri is a Muslim. He lost his wife Loubna in the Brussels bombing of March 2016 - a young woman murdered by a fanatical jihadist. Mohamed was left to bring up their three sons on his own. Instead of hating or collapsing into grief, he put together a short book of reflections on love, loss and the ways in which we can live together despite differences of religion and ideology. It is a plea for tolerance and compassion, a rejection of fanaticism, and it is a heartbreaking book. Mohamed El-Bachiri shows how an argument for treating each other with kindness and respect can survive even the most brutal atrocity. For him, Islam should be a struggle for love, and the struggle for love should involve us all.