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Love and Death
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52 // Genocide
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51 // Desire
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50 // Halal
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49 // Scotland
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48 // Saliha
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47 // Evil
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46 // Capital
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45 // Transitions
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44 // History
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43 // Ignorance
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42 // Liberty
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41 // Bodies
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40 // Biography
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39 // World Order
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38 // Humour
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37 // Virus
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36 // Destinations
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35 // Muslim Atlantic
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34 // Artificial
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33 // Relics
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32 // Music
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31 // Climate
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30 // West Africa
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29 // Futures
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28 // Narratives
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27 // Beauty
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26 // Gastronomy
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25 // Values
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24 // Populism
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23 // Bangladesh
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22 // Utopias
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21 // Relations
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20 // PostWest
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19 // Nature
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18 // Cities
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17 // Extreme
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16 // Turkey
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15 // Educational Reform
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14 // Power
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13 // Race
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12 // Dangerous Freethinkers
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11 // Syria
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10 // Sects
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09 // The Maghreb
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08 // Men in Islam
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07 // Muslim Archipelago
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06 // Reclaiming Al-Andalus
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05 // Love and Death
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04 // Pakistan?
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03 // Fear and Loathing
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02 // The Idea of Islam
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01 // The Arabs Are Alive
Aamer Hussein takes love to its logical conclusion, Robert Irwin traces the origins of the ghazal (love lyric), Christopher Shackle recites epic Panjabi poems of sacred love and lyrical death, Imranali Panjwani mourns the massacre of Karbala, Martin Rose is taken hostage by Saddam Hussein, Jalees Rahman reflects on Nazi doctors who took delight in deathly experiments, Ramin Jahanbegloo is incarcerated in the notorious Evin prison, Hamza Elahi visits England’s Muslim graveyards, Shanon Shah receives valuable guidance on love and sex from the ‘Obedient Wives Club’, Samia Rahman sets out in search of love, Khola Hasan has mixed feelings about her hijab, Sabita Manian promotes love between India and Pakistan, Boyd Tonkin discovers that dead outrank the living in Jerusalem , Alev Adil takes ‘a night journey through a veiled self’ and Irna Qureshi’s mother finally makes a decision on her final resting place.