
On the road to Kandahar
travels through conflict in the Islamic world
by Jason Burke
Islamic fundamentalism74.21 geography of Asia89.58 political violenceCivilizationPolitical conflictsPolitical violenceIslamFundamentalism
"In the summer of 1991 Jason Burke set off to join Kurdish guerillas fighting in Iraq. It turned out to be the start of a remarkable journey that would take him from the sands of the Sahara to the highest peaks of the Himalayas, seeing at first hand life and death, war and peace, bigotry and tolerance, hate and friendship throughout the 'Islamic World'. On the Road to Kandahar is the honest, fascinating story of how he has travelled in search of answers to perhaps the most important issues of our time: how should we understand Islam, and Islamic radicalism?"--Jacket.
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