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December 8th, 2016

Revised, second edition of ‘Islam, Peace and Tolerance’

I have produced a revised and slightly enlarged, second edition of Islam, Peace and Tolerance, which is available at this link.

You can read in the Preface what improvements have been made in this edition.

In this pdf file, the cross-references in it are linked to the place which is referenced.

So if you click on any heading or subheading in the list of contents, it takes you to the page where that heading or subheading occurs. In the Index if you click on any page number that is listed, it takes you to the exact point on the page which the Index is referring to. The same applies to the index of verses of the Quran given near the end of the book. There is also a link, both ways, between any 'end note' reference in the text of the book and the location of the note itself. These are all new features.

(If the linking within the book doesn't work for you when you open this file from this blog post, please try saving the file and then opening it directly in any pdf viewer.)

If you notice any error, please do let me know.

— Zahid Aziz

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2 Responses to “Revised, second edition of ‘Islam, Peace and Tolerance’”

  1. December 9th, 2016 at 10:30 am
    From Regis:

    This is truly a brilliant book, and the earlier edition literally changed the way I understood Islam. I really appreciate it and the addition of Chapter 11 with the thoughts of Maulana Muhammad Ali. 

    May Allah (SWT) reward you for your endeavours.

  2. December 10th, 2016 at 6:49 am
    From Zahid Aziz:

    Thank you very much.