| ID | 086038 |
| Title Proper | The Saudi-Isation of Pakistan |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Hoodbhoy, Pervez |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The common belief in Pakistan is that Islamic radicalism is a problem only in FATA, and that madrassas are the only institutions serving as jihad factories. This is a serious misconception. Extremism is breeding at a ferocious rate in public and private schools within Pakistan's towns and cities. Left unchallenged, this education will produce a generation incapable of co-existing with anyone except strictly their own kind. The mindset it creates may eventually lead to Pakistan's demise as a nation state. |
| `In' analytical Note | Newsline Vol. 21, No.7;Jan2009 :p24-29 |
| Journal Source | Newsline Vol. 21, No.7;Jan2009 :p24-29 |
| Key Words | Islamic Radicalism ; FATA ; Pakistan ; Saudi - Isation - Pakistan |