Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... leaders . There is no doubt that the langu- age spoken by these self - styled Mus- lim leaders during this controversy was highly objectionable . But there were a number of Muslims who were against the violent outbursts of these ...
... leaders . There is no doubt that the langu- age spoken by these self - styled Mus- lim leaders during this controversy was highly objectionable . But there were a number of Muslims who were against the violent outbursts of these ...
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... leaders to stop taking advantage of people's religious beliefs for furthering their own political ends ? A post - mortem will get us nowhere unless it is to find lessons for the future . Yes , the guilty must be punished but the country ...
... leaders to stop taking advantage of people's religious beliefs for furthering their own political ends ? A post - mortem will get us nowhere unless it is to find lessons for the future . Yes , the guilty must be punished but the country ...
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... leader than to community spirit . This makes such enterprises precariously dependent upon quality and integrity of leaders , and their willingness to work for extra - economic rewards . We ca can conclude , then , that com- munity ...
... leader than to community spirit . This makes such enterprises precariously dependent upon quality and integrity of leaders , and their willingness to work for extra - economic rewards . We ca can conclude , then , that com- munity ...
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