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MUSLIM IN THE DOCK

Lukman Harees’s book ‘Muslim in the Dock’ emerges not only as a powerful weapon to combat Islamophobia but also as a useful instrument to effect course correction. The book is an erudite and hard-hitting response to the divisive forces that work against our common humanity, common destiny, and mankind’s unity. At a time when much effort is required to be made to establish equality and fraternity in human society before another holocaust tarnishes human history, the book is timely and a must-read.

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MUSLIM IN THE DOCK

“Lukman Harees explores every aspect of Islamophobia, which has moved by the
events of 9/11 from the fringes to the mainstream” – Justice Dr Saleem Marsoof, Former Supreme Court Judge, Sri Lanka

“Muslim in the Dock’ demonstrates that Islamophobia is not simply an issue for Muslims to address but constitutes a serious challenge for all”- Dr Haroon Bashir Head of Research, Markfield Institute Leicester

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MUSLIM IN THE DOCK

“ ‘Muslim in the Dock’ is an accessible and engaging read for both Muslims and
non-Muslims alike” – Tasnim Nazeer, Award Winning UK based Journalist/TV Presenter

“Extensively researched timely book enlightening people of all walks of life”- Latheef Farook, Former Gulf News Bureau Chief in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia

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ABOUT  AUTHOR

Lukman Harees

Author, Writer, Human Rights Activist and Political Commentator

Lukman Harees, AIB (SL) LLB (SL), MBA (Sri J) is an award-winning UK based writer, author and a political commentator of Sri Lankan heritage. Most recently he received the “Outstanding Contribution to Literature” award during the BRISLA Awards 2023 held on Friday 20th October 2023, at the Caledonian Club in London.

He is a regular writer to Colombo Telegraph and Islam21C, UK and also contributes to international media on local and international politics such as TRT World Turkey and Middle East Monitor.

He was a panel speaker at the UN parallel event held in Geneva in 2018 on communal attacks in Sri Lanka. He is also a human rights activist and was a Trustee and a Director of UK-based Acre (Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality) which supports victims of racism and is a director in a human rights body in UK. He is well versed in both English as well as Sinhala (a local language in Sri Lanka).

He was the head of Human Resources Development (HRD) at Commercial Bank, Sri Lanka, before leaving for settlement in the UK with his family. Presently he is pursuing Doctoral Studies in Human Rights

 

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