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Muslim Zion

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Islamic Studies and History South Asian Studies and Diaspora Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East

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Muslim Zion argues that Pakistan has never been a nation-state, grounded in the historic connections of lands and peoples. Just as Israel is the only Jewish state, Pakistan is the only Muslim state to make religion the sole basis of its nationality. Faisal Devji offers a penetrating critique of founding a state on nothing but the idea of belonging.

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