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Religion & Faith

Nasser: Hero of the Arab Nation

by Joel Gordon

2006160 pagesOneworld/viva India
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Gamal Abd Al-Nasser (1918-1970) was dubbed the 'first Egyptian to rule since Cleopatra.' Deposing the corrupt king Farouk, abolished the monarchy, negotiated the withdrawal of the British, and was truly beloved by millions. A beacon for aspirants of decolonization, his era is renowned for its achievements in education, economic modernization, the arts, and social justices.

In this fascinating profile, Joel Gordon reaches beyond historical narrative to assess the meaning of the man and the era. Careful to include his limitations as well as his many strengths, this volume asks why 's promised political liberalization never occurred, and never the numerous military and political setbacks to Arab socialism. A perfect resource for the expert or the merely intrigued, this balanced account is the only modern biography of perhaps the most influential man in contemporary Islamic History.

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Published2006
Length160 pages
SubjectReligion & Faith
BindingHardcover
ISBN-139781851684113
PublisherOneworld/viva India
LanguageEnglish
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