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The Emancipation of Egypt: A Quest for Modernity under Islamic and Egyptian Values
The nineteenth and the twentieth centuries were pivotal in Muslim Egypt’s history as they shaped and influenced not only Egyptian society, but also the Muslim community at large. If the West went through various modernizing movements and experienced a fas