A Ticket to Syria

A Ticket to Syria
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Publisher : Bloomsbury Publishing
Total Pages : 191
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ISBN-10 : 9789386950925
ISBN-13 : 9386950928
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Book Synopsis A Ticket to Syria by : Shirish Thorat

Download or read book A Ticket to Syria written by Shirish Thorat and published by Bloomsbury Publishing. This book was released on 2018-11-18 with total page 191 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Beneath the clear blue skies of Maldives, a beast slouches towards Syria to be born... Zahi has led a perfectly normal life until one day she heads out for a family vacation but finds herself in the conflict stricken sands of Syria. Unknowingly signed up for Jihad along with her family, Zahi is now the newest recruit of the Islamic State. In a hostile environment with no support and where a single misplaced word could mean death, she is able to make contact with her brother back home. Thus is set in motion a web of deception, courage and tragedy as she attempts to escape. Based on the little known and insidious operations of the Islamic State this book is a startling account of how the Islamic State has perfected a cross-country operation that converts thousands to a depraved cause. Taken from real life events, this gritty account describes in horrifying detail not only the very real and very elaborate functioning of the Islamic State but the motivations that operate behind it. An authentically written portrait of life in the Islam State, this book will force you to tread carefully as it shatters your illusions. Combining research and accurate information with the heady pace of a political intrigue, this is a ticket that you cannot miss out on. In a world that is rocked by the violence of a rising Islamic fundamentalism, A Ticket to Syria is that disturbing thriller which is actually true.


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