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Khuda ke liye review

Meetu is impressed by the powerful story and message of Khuda ke liye.

And by the climax, I was amazed at the number of issues Khuda Kay Liye touched upon. We had the whole gamut. Atrocities faced by women at the hands of fellow-Muslims, double standards of Muslim parents living abroad (I have seen this with non-Muslim Indians too), injustice disseminated because of racial profiling, Jihadi’s misuse of easily-influenced-relatively-meek youngsters to turn them into terrorists. Each problem is given its own space to breathe and develop.

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ptr » “Khuda ke Liye”: Oh, For God’s Sake!
April 26th, 2008, 5:45 am | #

[...] reactions to Khuda ke Liye in the Desi blogosphere (see, for example, review from desipundit) are in line with the liberal perspective on Islamic extremism as existing solely at the level of [...]

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