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Moon Over Samarqand Mohamed Mansi Qandil Muammad Almans Qandl

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Moon Over Samarqand Mohamed Mansi Qandil Muammad Almans Qandl
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Publisher: American Univ in Cairo Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.29 MB
Pages: 424
Author: Mohamed Mansi Qandil, Muḥammad al-Mansī Qandīl
ISBN: 9789774161896, 9781617971778, 9774161890, 1617971774
Language: English
Year: 2009

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Moon Over Samarqand Mohamed Mansi Qandil Muammad Almans Qandl by Mohamed Mansi Qandil, Muḥammad Al-mansī Qandīl 9789774161896, 9781617971778, 9774161890, 1617971774 instant download after payment.

A journey through Central Asia and beyond, Moon over Samarqand is the story of one Egyptian's quest for the truth. Ali's travel brings him into encounters with the Uzbekistan of today, yesterday, and once upon a time. His tale embraces many tales-those of his confounding taxi driver, of Islamic activists, and of the criminal underworld as well as stories of struggles against authoritarianism in Egypt. The novel shows diverse historical and modern connections between Central Asia and the Arab world. It also explores power struggles between opposition currents and governments since the Uzbeki Soviet era and Egypt's Nasser period.

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