The unromantic orient

This first English translation of a long forgotten work recaptures his initial experiences in an unknown and intriguing land where he found a new home and a new sense of belonging. "The Unromantic Orient" is not only an impressionistic journal of a young man in search of certitude, it also...

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Main Author: Asad, Muhammad
Other Authors: Harder, Elma Ruth
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Kuala Lumpur Islamic Book Trust 2004
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Call Number :DS 49.7 .A83 2004

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