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| The Human Being On the Verge of the New Millennium The Current Social and Personal Crisis: Islam’s Proposals and New Humanism’s Proposals I wish to thank the Center of Cultures of Milan, Alien and its president for having organized this meeting, and Dr. Alí Abu Shawaina for his enlightening explanation of Islam’s stand in the present crisis of civilization 36.58 Kb. 1 | read |
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