Life is More Beautiful Than Paradise

Life is More Beautiful Than ParadiseIn 1986, when this autobiography opens, the author is a typical fourteen year old boy in Asyut in Upper Egypt. Attracted at first by the image of a radical Islamist group as strong Muslims, his involvement develops until he finds himself deeply committed to its beliefs and implicated in its activities. This ends when, as he leaves the university following a demonstration, he is arrested. Prison, a return to life on the outside, and attending Cairo

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