Book review: Qur’Anic Concept Of War, The by S.K. Malik

I’m starting to keep reviews of books that I am using for my studies on my blog. Here is the first one.

Qur'Anic Concept Of War, TheQur’Anic Concept Of War, The by S.K. Malik
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

This is a fascinating insight into a different way of conceptualising war. Truly worth reading if you want to understand the interconnections between Islamic religion, society and war. It is reminiscent of mediaeval discussions of a just war, and speaks of the intertwining of Islamic religion into all spheres of life, work, and war.

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Author: Kate Carruthers

Kate Carruthers is Chief Data & Insights Officer for UNSW Sydney, and is also an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of Computer Science & Engineering. She is certified in information security and is currently undertaking postgraduate studies terrorism and security. Kate has extensive experience in senior roles in ICT, marketing, data and digital; and is a member of the NSW Government’s Data Analytics Centre Advisory Board. Kate is currently working at the intersection of data analytics, AI, ML, privacy, cyber security, and data protection.