Islam and The English Enlightenment
Islam and The English Enlightenment by Zulfiqar Ali Shah explores the historical and intellectual connections between Islamic thought and the English Enlightenment period. The book delves into how Islamic philosophy, science, and culture influenced Western intellectual movements, particularly during the 17th and 18th centuries. Shah examines the role of Islamic scholars, texts, and ideas in shaping the Enlightenment, challenging the traditional narrative that credits European thinkers with the development of modern philosophy and science without acknowledging the contributions of the Islamic world. The work offers a thought-provoking perspective on cross-cultural exchange and the shared intellectual heritage that shaped both Eastern and Western thought.
Ruined Secrets
Ruined Secrets by Neva Altaj is a contemporary romance novel that follows the emotional journey of its protagonist, Sasha, who is struggling with the burden of a dark past and the secrets she's been hiding. As she navigates through her complicated feelings and relationships, she encounters Damien, a man with his mysteries and emotional scars. Together, they face the challenges of love, trust, and self-discovery, all while uncovering the painful truths that have been kept hidden. Ruined Secrets explores themes of healing, forgiveness, and the power of vulnerability in relationships, set against a backdrop of passion and personal growth.
The Pearl That Broke Its Shell
The Pearl That Broke Its Shell by Nadia Hashimi is a novel about two Afghan women, Rahima and her great-grandmother Shekiba, whose lives are intertwined across generations. Both women challenge societal norms in Afghanistan, with Rahima assuming a male identity to gain freedom, while Shekiba faces struggles in a patriarchal society. The book explores themes of gender, resilience, and the pursuit of personal freedom.