For years, many have debated the relationship between religion and
politics. In "Secularism in Afghanistan, " author Shukoor
Zardushtian directs the discussion to Afghanistan, examining the
role of religion in society in general and in Afghanistan in
particular and analyzing the conflicts that arise from the mix of
government and religion. Gleaned from research and his personal
experiences of living in Afghanistan, "Secularism in Afghanistan"
studies the characteristics of Islam and Islamic ideology.
Zardushtian presents a strong case for implementing
secularism-religion separate from politics-in Afghanistan in order
for its citizens to embrace freedom and social awareness. He
presents evidence of how the Islamic religion destroyed the
country's cohesiveness and is responsible for the problems that
exist today. Zardushtian understands that changing society is not
easy, but he offers "Secularism in Afghanistan" as a guidebook for
the younger generation of the country to aid them in improving the
economic and social climate.
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