Memon finds in his native country discontent, controlling powers, poverty and unemployment, religious intolerance, the people powerless, deteriorating law and order, ethnic strife, corruption, and other unsavory conditions. He left Pakistan in 1960 but has returned often as an international diplomat and financial manager for public utilities. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Pakistan: Islamic Nation in Crisis

Memon, Ali Nawaz

Religion & Spirituality

Amana Pubns

<p>The Islamic Nation, today, is a powerful federation holding together more than one billion adherents by an intangible spiritual bond. This book examines religious, political, economic, and military issues confronting Muslims as they re-emerge as a world power. It analyzes the combined resources available to Muslim leaders if they unite and examines the controversial strategies proposed for unifying the fragmented Nation. With more than 27 years experience as a World Bank executive, the author provides historical background to the current issues and includes military and economic statistics for more than fifty Muslim countries. His insight into the vital concerns of both Muslims and the Western powers is candid and revealing.</p>

The Islamic Nation: Status & Future of Muslims in the New World Order

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Writers Inc Intl

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Memon, Ali Nawaz. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Memon, Ali Nawaz