CM17: Extreme prints

CM17: Extreme printsZiauddin Sardar and Samia Rahman suggest that extremism is an expected product of our complex and chaotic postnormal times, Anne Alexander traces the origins of ISIS, John A Sweeney studies 'extreme weirding' the life threatening changes in geology and ecology of the planet, Raza Ali is anxious about his love for the Prophet, Farouk Peru castigates the 'Islamofascists', Benedikt Koehler investigates attempts to distribute wealth in early Islam, Gordon

In the Muslim community

and Rahul Jayaram relates the heart-wrenching story of the Indian labourer who escapes Saudi Arabia by hiding in the aeroplane toilet

Father Saba

“Wherever it may be

Michel Abboud’s design of the so-called ‘Ground Zero’ Mosque

How to interpret your dreams

I was motivated to try and tell a story about the life experiences of British Muslims and British Azad Kashmiris

within the Muslim community

Iftikhar Malik dismisses pessimism about Pakistan

the landscape – that is convincing

As well as being driven by spiritual and political yearnings

The book is well-written and easy to read