Islam Between East and West

His experiences seem deeply woven into his analysis of Islam's role between East and West. I'm curious how much of his own journey shaped the arguments here.

The book navigates complex ideas about identity and politics—sometimes it felt like it was treading carefully. Did anyone else find certain parts more provocative or nuanced than others?

The historical context provided depth, but I wonder what motivated the author to emphasize certain moments over others in shaping the narrative.