An enemy of a warrior - a British Muslim trip to Guantanamo detention center (ePub)

Mazar was kidnapped from his home in Pakistan, where he met his family again, during the difficult weeks that followed the attacks of the eleventh of September, and the following American bombing of Afghanistan, where he was working in the field of education and water projects. It was taken - initially to an American detention center in Kandahar, covered with head, restricted, handcuffed, to be transferred later to Pailer, then the Gulf of Guantanamo finally. He spent three years in those detention centers, trapped the solitary dungeon for a long time, not to mention his submission to more than three hundred interrogations, his torture, and his death threats, witnessing the killing of two detainees. He was released early in 2005, without any explanation or apology. (An enemy of a warrior) tells his exciting story, conveying us behind the barbed wire for the first time, revealing the hidden world of the dark, mysterious world, which is governed by fear, which is full of frustration, who threw most of his prisons, while he was fighting, and his companions, to put an end to their arrest, which the Americans wanted eternal. Accused them of hostility to the United States. The book also sheds light on what is surprising to the mentality of his jailer, and from his interrogation from the investigators On terrorism), in which he came out of his controversy with American soldiers. Not only does the book represent an impressive narration about the failure of justice, but also in the details of a major arrest, shed light on his background as an educated Muslim, who is involved in politics, who lives in the West, delaying the rest of the Muslims who fight injustice across the world, not to mention the emergence of his role Within the recent Muslim community, it is confronted with terrorism, and the attempts of alike Islam. It is a unique realistic novel about Islam in the West in the 1990s. It is classified with contemporary classical detention literature. Obeikan Publishing