From Iran to Pakistan; A Critical Travelogue from an Albanian Eye
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Mandiant, Edi Rama, Shirin Nariman, Pahlavi Era, Shiite Saints, Baloch and Arab CulturesAbstract
Discussion on Pakistani and Iranian societies is usually romanticized by Muslim scholars but this study is based on primary sources where Albanian students critically analyze both societies within the academic frameworks. Not only social affairs, private life and culture of both countries have been examined in this study but the political orientations of the public have also been investigated. As this is the universally recognized principle that “a country having decision-making power and honest political elite can never experience or tolerate external pressure/direction but move forward confidentially at sovereign choice”; this study provides a unique and exclusive perspective about Pakistan and Iran within the contexts of social cohesion, cultural engagements, interfaith harmony, political development, economic growth, and law and order situation.
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