The London Muslim Meetup

Pakistan: A Personal History
by Imran Khan.

"A must-read for anyone interested in the intrigue of politics in the most dangerous country on earth" (The Sunday Times).

Book is available at Foyles and elsewhere.

https://guardianbookshop.com/pakistan-9780857500649/

https://xigxag.co.uk/audiobook/pakistan-9781446482650/
(also available via Spotify premium).

Other books of interest (optional):
- Pakistan: A New History, Ian Talbot
- In the Line of Fire, Pervez Musharraf

Venue
Kahve Dünyası
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZFF9WTCh2gmh9nJYA
Next door to the Waterstones building. Once you come out of Piccadilly Circus station, walk down Piccadilly street.

Book Club Rules

• Reading the book is required, even if you read a single chapter.
• Discussion is centred around the book and its theme.
• No show is not appreciated. Please sign up if you are interested in reading and discussing books. In case you cannot make it anymore to the meeting, do let us know in time.

Muhammad and the Believers: at the origins of Islam
by Fred Donner.

"Donner's vision of an ecumenical Islam is thought-provoking . . . It sheds light on a world far more fluid and confused than the one we have come to expect from the usual storyline." - Christian C. Sahner, Times Literary Supplement.

Book is available at Foyles and elsewhere.

https://www.foyles.co.uk/book/muhammad-and-the-believers/fred-m-donner/9780674064140

Venue
Kahve Dünyası
https://maps.app.goo.gl/ZFF9WTCh2gmh9nJYA
Next door to the Waterstones building. Once you come out of Piccadilly Circus station, walk down Piccadilly street.

Book Club Rules

• Reading the book is required, even if you read a single chapter.
• Discussion is centred around the book and its theme.
• No show is not appreciated. Please sign up if you are interested in reading and discussing books. In case you cannot make it anymore to the meeting, do let us know in time.