The Reluctant Mullah by Sagheer Afzal is a witty and heartfelt exploration of faith, tradition, and personal freedom. It follows Musa, a young man studying to become a mullah, who secretly questions his future in this role. Musa’s internal struggles mirror the external expectations of his deeply religious family and community. As he navigates cultural obligations and his own desires, the narrative humorously captures the complexities of balancing faith with individuality. With rich character development and an engaging storyline, this novel highlights the challenges of finding one’s path while respecting tradition, offering a unique perspective on identity and belief.
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The Reluctant Mullah
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The Reluctant Mullah by Sagheer Afzal is a humorous yet thought-provoking tale of a young man torn between his Islamic studies and personal desires. The story explores faith, identity, and familial expectations with warmth and wit.
| Format | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Author | Sagheer Afzal |
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