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The broad appeal of this book makes it an enticing text. It is not academic, yet insightful, and should be read by journalists and policy-makers...... Butt's honesty avoids the pitfalls of romanticising his experiences of Afghan society or the Deoband madrasa. This book is a deeply sympathetic, frank and funny account of a seriously important part of the world. - Dr.Haroon Sidat, Islam-UK Centre at Cardiff University.
Fascinating from start to finish! A must read, especially if you're Pathan! - Wijhah Initiative, Cambridge, Ontario
The broad appeal of this book makes it an enticing text. It is not academic, yet insightful, and should be read by journalists and policy-makers...... Butt's honesty avoids the pitfalls of romanticising his experiences of Afghan society or the Deoband madrasa. This book is a deeply sympathetic, frank and funny account of a seriously important part of the world. - Dr.Haroon Sidat, Islam-UK Centre at Cardiff University.
Fascinating from start to finish! A must read, especially if you're Pathan! - Wijhah Initiative, Cambridge, Ontario
Having become the first European to qualify from Darul Uloom Deoband-the pre-eminent institute of Islamic learning in South Asia-he later became a well-known broadcaster in his adopted Pashto language. He was renowned as the Man Who Brought The Archers-a well-known BBC radio soap opera-to Afghanistan.
His adventures and encounters in between this extraordinary trajectory give a unique insight into Pashtoon history, the place the Pashtoons occupy in the sub-continent and some hints as to how present-day conundrums among the Pashtoons might be assuaged.
I. Friendship
II. Yin and Tang
III. Talib Farmer
IV. Sectarianism
V. A Talib's Trade
VI. Talib Prisoner
VII. Panjpiri Warrior
VIII. Captive Englishman
IX. The Book of Allah
X. Pashtoons in Deoband
XI. Sufi Saint
XII. Modern Mulla
XIII. Frontier Gandhi
XIV. From Flower-Power to Dawa Power
XV. Journalism Nursery
XVI. BBC
XVII. Storyteller
XVIII. Battleground of Education
Illustrations
Footnotes
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
Having become the first European to qualify from Darul Uloom Deoband-the pre-eminent institute of Islamic learning in South Asia-he later became a well-known broadcaster in his adopted Pashto language. He was renowned as the Man Who Brought The Archers-a well-known BBC radio soap opera-to Afghanistan.
His adventures and encounters in between this extraordinary trajectory give a unique insight into Pashtoon history, the place the Pashtoons occupy in the sub-continent and some hints as to how present-day conundrums among the Pashtoons might be assuaged.
I. Friendship
II. Yin and Tang
III. Talib Farmer
IV. Sectarianism
V. A Talib's Trade
VI. Talib Prisoner
VII. Panjpiri Warrior
VIII. Captive Englishman
IX. The Book of Allah
X. Pashtoons in Deoband
XI. Sufi Saint
XII. Modern Mulla
XIII. Frontier Gandhi
XIV. From Flower-Power to Dawa Power
XV. Journalism Nursery
XVI. BBC
XVII. Storyteller
XVIII. Battleground of Education
Illustrations
Footnotes
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
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