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Kindle version of this book is very easy to read and actually a pleasent experience!Due to font and the way book is written:)
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Oct 08, 2014 08:42AM

 
Questioning Islam...
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Jennifer Jacobs Jennifer Jacobs said: " Whoa!A solid inquisitive book about Islam!Not Islamophobic!!It asks hard questions and delivers hard hitting answers!
Not a dull read,rather it's a fascinating book,very fast paced,packed with superb information!
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"Very entertaining,razor sharp book!" Oct 05, 2014 05:58AM

 
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“Power is being told you are not loved... and not being destroyed by it.”
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“While the 1960s and 1970s were turbulent times for US–Pakistan ties, Pakistan again became closely allied with the United States in the 1980s, after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Pakistan argued that US military assistance was required to expand the Pakistan Army, ostensibly because doing so would enable Pakistan to better counter the emerging Soviet threat, even though Pakistan sought this assistance to strengthen its position vis-à-vis India. Consequently, with US military and economic assistance, by 1989, the Pakistan Army had grown to nearly 450,000 and had become increasingly reliant upon US weapon systems.”
C. Christine Fair, Fighting to the End: The Pakistan Army's Way of War

“Pakistani media coverage of the military should also be read within the context of the army’s management of knowledge about the institution and its role in managing security and domestic affairs of the state. While in recent years many commentators have praised Pakistan’s press for its relative freedom, self-censorship is still very common, as is deference to the army’s preferred narratives. The intelligence agencies’ willingness to use lethal methods against intransigent journalists and other domestic critics has repeatedly earned Pakistan the dubious distinction of being one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists (Committee to Protect Journalists 2011).”
C. Christine Fair, Fighting to the End: The Pakistan Army's Way of War

“Pakistan presents an example of how more than six decades of ossified historical inaccuracies and distortion can resist the sanitizing effect of the global information technology revolution and the resulting expansion of access to abundant—if, alas, low-quality—information.”
C. Christine Fair, Fighting to the End: The Pakistan Army's Way of War

“there is a persistent emphasis on religious themes, such as the nature of the Islamic warrior, the role of Islam in training, the importance of Islamic ideology for the army, and the salience of jihad. Pakistan’s military journals frequently take as their subjects famous Quranic battles, such as the Battle of Badr. Ironically, the varied Quranic battles are discussed in more analytical detail in Pakistan’s journals than are Pakistan’s own wars with India. A comparable focus on religion in the Indian army (which shares a common heritage with the Pakistan Army) would be quite scandalous. It is difficult to fathom that any Indian military journal would present an appraisal of the Kurukshetra War, which features the Hindu god Vishnu and is described in the Hindu Vedic epic poem the Mahabharata. Judging by the frequency with which articles on such topics appear in Pakistan’s professional publications, religion is clearly acceptable, and perhaps desirable, as a subject of discussion.”
C. Christine Fair, Fighting to the End: The Pakistan Army's Way of War

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