Long March of Islam

Long March of Islam is a reality. The rising crescendo of Jihadi warriors’ footfalls can be heared across India and many other countries. Religion-based faultline conflicts are growing globaliy. These are tourbo driven by the growing Muslim population, both in Islamic and non-Islamic countries. This book is about tomorrow and the day after – an alert about mankind’s future imperfect! By 2025, Muslims will comprise 30 percent of the world population. That could destablize many countries and regions. Indian sub-continent is likely to be one of the conflict zones. An envisioned by Pakistan’s idealogue, Allama Iqbal, the Islamists hope to restore the lost grandeur of Islam on the strength of sharply rising number and the time-rested strategy of jihad. The author has analysed Pakistan’s role in Islam’s long march and identified the regions likely to be worst affected. The present work is the culmination of a long and painstaking research into the emerging Islamist threat and its likely impact on the future of mankind with special reference to India. The book also contains an incisive analysis of the future demographic development across the globe and the likely impact of the changing population profile of India on the growth of religion-based faultline conflicts in the sub-continent.