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Malcolm X: The Struggle For Human Rights
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Malcolm X: The Struggle For Human Rights

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In Malcolm X: The Struggle for Human Rights, Recep Senturk offers more than a biography of a beloved figure in American history: he explores the concept of universal human rights in Islam using the life of Malcolm X as an example of a human rights struggle.

Engaging and innovative, the book is divided into three sections, dealing with Malcolm X’s life, beliefs and struggle in turn. In the first part, we learn about his early years, his time in prison and his hajj. In a section on his evolving faith, we learn about his youth as a Christian, his time with the Nation of Islam and his discovery of mainstream Islam. In the final section, Senturk offers a new perspective: how we can relate slavery, abolition, civil rights and voting rights to Malcolm X’s struggle

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Claritas Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
31 January 2019
Pages
120
ISBN
9781905837854

In Malcolm X: The Struggle for Human Rights, Recep Senturk offers more than a biography of a beloved figure in American history: he explores the concept of universal human rights in Islam using the life of Malcolm X as an example of a human rights struggle.

Engaging and innovative, the book is divided into three sections, dealing with Malcolm X’s life, beliefs and struggle in turn. In the first part, we learn about his early years, his time in prison and his hajj. In a section on his evolving faith, we learn about his youth as a Christian, his time with the Nation of Islam and his discovery of mainstream Islam. In the final section, Senturk offers a new perspective: how we can relate slavery, abolition, civil rights and voting rights to Malcolm X’s struggle

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Claritas Books
Country
United Kingdom
Date
31 January 2019
Pages
120
ISBN
9781905837854