Pakistan Between Mosque and Military

Description

Among U.S. partners in the battle against psychological warfare, Pakistan can’t be

handily portrayed as one or the other companion or enemy. Atomic outfitted Pakistan is a significant focal point of revolutionary

Islamic thoughts and gatherings. Since 9/11, the specific participation of the president

General Pervez Musharraf in offering insight

to the United States and securing al Qaeda individuals has prompted

the supposition that Pakistan may be prepared to surrender its longstanding binds

with revolutionary Islam. Be that as it may, Pakistan’s status as an Islamic philosophical state is firmly connected

with the Pakistani first-class’ perspective and the praetorian desire of its military.

This book breaks down the beginnings of the connections between

Islamist gatherings and Pakistan’s military and investigates the country’s journey for character and security.