Minarets in the Mountains

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Minarets in the Mountains

Author	: Tharik Hussain
File Size	: 42,8 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 15 July 2021
ISBN	: 1784778281
Pages	: 352 pages

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Travel writing about Muslim Europe. A journey around Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans, home to the largest indigenous Muslim population in Europe, following the footsteps of Evliya Celebi through Serbia, Bosnia, Albania, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro. A book that begins to decolonise European history.

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