My Long Flirtation: The Humorous Memoirs Of A Pakistani Banker “My Long Flirtation” takes the reader on a humorous adventure in a parallel world in the society and culture of Pakistan and India, a world that is both very similar and very different from that of the West. Like “Three Cups of Tea” by Greg Mortensen, the cultural and social settings of “My Long Flirtation” are in Pakistan, but at a different time, and from the viewpoint of a Pakistani, and in the cosmopolitan city of Karachi in the early 1950′s. These memoirs provide a unique and humorous perspective on Pakistan’s society and culture through interesting situations and fascinating characters: actresses, bankers, bureaucrats, businessmen, Western diplomats,…. Read more

Not Easily Washed Away: Memoirs Of A Muslim’s Daughter Biography, Memoir, Personal Memoir, True Story, Family and Relationships, Ethnic Biography, Self-ImprovementMuslim, Muslim Women, Pakistan, Saudi, ArabiaIslam, Women in Islam, Child Sexual Abuse, Incest, Rape, dysfuctional familyRape Recovery, New Attitude, Ethnic, Women’s Health Not Easily Washed Away is the true story of a young girl who was born to a Muslim family in Pakistan. She suffered through sexual, mental and physical abuse for fifteen years, which was perpetrated by her father Abdulla. Laila decides to take advantage of her father’s incestuous addiction by having him acquire a visa for her to the United States, where she feels as if she can rid herself of a putrid…. Read more

Product DescriptionThese are the memoirs of Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy (September 8th, 1892-December 5th, 1963) who began his political career as an associate of the great liberal nationalist leader of Bengal, C.R. Das. After Das’s death in 1925 and in the wake of the growing divide between the Hindu and Muslim communities in general, Suhrawardy was drawn to Muslim separatist politics. For quite some time he was a prominent Muslim League leader and it was chiefly due to his dynamic leadership that the Muslim League won their spectacular victory in the elections of 1946 However, the Great Calcutta Killing in 1946 and subsequent communal riots in many parts of India wrought a radical change in his outlook as he began to realize the…. Read more