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The word Islamophobia dominates international policy, academia, and media, shaping legal frameworks and public debate across the globe. Yet modern discourse remains strikingly silent on its mirrored counterpart: the institutional and doctrinal hostility directed from within orthodox Islamic jurisprudence toward non-believers, or kuffār. In Kaffirphobia, Sankrant Sanu investigates this missing half of the global conversation. Examining classical commentaries such as Ibn Kathīr, historical systems of dhimma and iconoclasm, and modern penal codes across sixty jurisdictions, Sanu demonstrates how differential rights, blasphemy prosecutions, and sectarian violence stem from foundational legal constructs. Through rigorous textual analysis, court records, and demographic surveys, the book challenges the efficacy of Western reformist narratives and exposes the double standards governing religious intolerance. Unflinching, methodically argued, and grounded in primary source documentation, Kaffirphobia calls for an honest, reciprocal reckoning with religious prejudice in the modern world.
| Book Language | English |
| Binding | Paperback |
| GAIN | D1O9E6WKNHX |
| Publishers | Garuda Prakashan Pvt Ltd |
| Category | All Books Geopolitics |
| Weight | 400.00 g |
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The word Islamophobia dominates international policy, academia, and media, shaping legal frameworks and public debate across the globe. Yet modern discourse remains strikingly silent on its mirrored counterpart: the institutional and doctrinal hostility directed from within orthodox Islamic jurisprudence toward non-believers, or kuffār. In Kaffirphobia, Sankrant Sanu investigates this missing half of the global conversation. Examining classical commentaries such as Ibn Kathīr, historical systems of dhimma and iconoclasm, and modern penal codes across sixty jurisdictions, Sanu demonstrates how differential rights, blasphemy prosecutions, and sectarian violence stem from foundational legal constructs. Through rigorous textual analysis, court records, and demographic surveys, the book challenges the efficacy of Western reformist narratives and exposes the double standards governing religious intolerance. Unflinching, methodically argued, and grounded in primary source documentation, Kaffirphobia calls for an honest, reciprocal reckoning with religious prejudice in the modern world.
| Book Language | English |
| Binding | Paperback |
| GAIN | D1O9E6WKNHX |
| Publishers | Garuda Prakashan Pvt Ltd |
| Category | All Books Geopolitics |
| Weight | 400.00 g |
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