Foreword Part I 1 The Third Strand 2 Lords of Misrule 3 The Earth's Complaint 4 Cityscape 5 Together, Yet Apart 6 The Believing Women 7 Peace and War 8 Future Shock Part II 9 The Link: Religion and Tradition 10 Seeing and Being Seen 11 Possibilities 12 Out of Sight 13 The Well-Scrubbed Mirror 14 Finally
Charles Le Gai Eaton was born in Switzerland and educated at Charterhouse and King's College, Cambridge. He worked for many years as a teacher and journalist in Jamaica and Egypt (where he embraced Islam in 1951) before joining the British Diplomatic Service. For more than twenty years, he was consultant to the Islamic Cultural Centre in London.
'This book possesses a profound message for both Westerners who are
in quest of authentic knowledge of Islam... and for Muslims who are
caught in the labyrinth of modern ideas and trends.'
*From the Foreword by S. H. Nasr*
'This book possesses a profound message for both Westerners who are in quest of authentic knowledge of Islam... and for Muslims who are caught in the labyrinth of modern ideas and trends.' * From the Foreword by S. H. Nasr *
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