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In this episode of #TheNote, @mahrukhinayet speaks to Ghazala Wahab - author of the bestseller "Born A Muslim". From the problems that beset the Indian Muslim to the evolution of Islam in India, Ghazala gives wonderful insights into the factors that have shaped the community in India. Ghazala says it is very tough to radicalize the Indian Muslim of today.
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In this episode of #TheNote, @mahrukhinayet speaks to Ghazala Wahab - author of the bestseller "Born A Muslim". From the problems that beset the Indian Muslim to the evolution of Islam in India, Ghazala gives wonderful insights into the factors that have shaped the community in India. Ghazala says it is very tough to radicalize the Indian Muslim of today.
You can find Ghazala Wahab on Twitter:
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You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android
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