This book explains how the Taliban, who view themselves as guardians of God, think it is their holy mission to protect Islam from the armies of the 'wrong' faiths. Paradoxically, their violent defence of the sacred encompasses worldly concerns such as social justice, peace, and political order. Guiding us to a finer understanding of the Taliban worldview, Sheikh builds a case for dialogue with an enemy that may choose to lay down arms if its grievances are correctlyunderstood.
This book explains how the Taliban, who view themselves as guardians of God, think it is their holy mission to protect Islam from the armies of the 'wrong' faiths. Paradoxically, their violent defence of the sacred encompasses worldly concerns such as social justice, peace, and political order. Guiding us to a finer understanding of the Taliban worldview, Sheikh builds a case for dialogue with an enemy that may choose to lay down arms if its grievances are correctlyunderstood.
Mona Kanwal Sheikh is Senior Researcher, International Security, Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark. She is a leading expert on the Pakistani Taliban.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations and Acronymns Prologue Introduction: Worlds Apart 1: The Rise of the Pakistani Taliban 2: Jihad to Protect God and His Laws 3: The Demolition of Islam's Forts 4: Anti-Shia and Punjab-based Resistance 5: Religion in the Taliban narratives 6: The Justice of Violence Conclusion: A Rational Enemy? Glossary Taliban Communication Materials Index About the Author
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations and Acronymns Prologue Introduction: Worlds Apart 1: The Rise of the Pakistani Taliban 2: Jihad to Protect God and His Laws 3: The Demolition of Islam's Forts 4: Anti-Shia and Punjab-based Resistance 5: Religion in the Taliban narratives 6: The Justice of Violence Conclusion: A Rational Enemy? Glossary Taliban Communication Materials Index About the Author
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