Afghanistan - A Political transition from Marxism to Ummah

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Afghanistan is overwhelmingly Muslim (99 percent), and Islam is the second largest religion in Russia, with around fifteen to twenty million adherents in the country, or ten to fifteen percent of the population. But these demographic details have a minimum bearing on the relations between the two countries. Most Russian Muslims live in the North Caucasus and Middle Volga Regions. Russia and Afghanistan also share sizeable Turkic ethnic minorities, such as the Uzbeks and Turkmen. This book will explore A Political transition from Marxism to Ummah State building, Security and Social change as well as Muslim Ummah and its Link with Transnational Muslim Politics.