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It has been published !! I have started reading it alhamdulillah and it is amazing so far. I’d really encourage other Muslims, especially those interested in history or academia etc etc etc to pick this up. It’s something new, bringing the past present and future together. And very insightful and full of knowledge that is accessible.

It’s a nice book, and if you are new to psychology I think this is also a good book to build ur knowledge. I don’t think I’ll be reading it continuously but it’s a nice book to pick up when I want something a bit lighter.
I’d recommend to those who want to learn more about psychology, but if u have a bit of background on it - it’s a slower read

Why is it taking me so long to finish ahahaha!!!!

What the US did to Iraq is absolutely unforgivable

Economics 🤝 humans rights abuse

Some early morning reading I guess lol…

Milton Friedman, the evil man that u are

The first few chapters are based on large parties & lots of socialising with others. Drunk and unpleasant socialising. Reading this as an (somewhat) introvert who has a distaste for being in environments where no one actually gets along naturally, I’m tired hahahaha.

But it is good! And enjoyable! Will try and finish today :D

Umm so I picked this up, read the first few pages. The tone and style of writing, and his convictions were disagreeable. I dug a little deep and he is right wing (albeit against Donald trump) and a genocide denier 😃 and his Twitter is umm.. 😟 so moral of the story: research the author before u buy a book 😃

So many thoughts !!!

Just finished part 1 in like a day/2 -I’m really enjoying it!! But I didn’t expect Ed to be so… American hahaha

“The German declared that there was nothing similar to Granada in all of Europe, 'since it is all so magnificent, so majestic, so exquisitely fashioned, that the onlooker cannot be sure that he is not in a kind of paradise'.”

“Islam provides both a positive identity, in which solidarity can be found, together with an escape from the oppressive tedium of being constantly identified in negative terms”

“He had the misfortune to live this dream, whose obsession is the soul of philosophy, the unity of subject and object”