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The Time of the Bedouin: On the Politics of Power By Ian Dallas
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Author: Ian Dallas
Publisher: Budgate Press
ISBN : 0620373660
Language : English
-Binding : Paperback
- Pages : 312
- Product Description
- A searing indictment of political democracy, The Time of the Bedouin shows that terror is the inescapable essence of the democratic system with which all peoples and nations are now forced to comply. By analysing the French revolution and the character of its protagonists, Dallas unveils a rupture with history. With its genocidal slaughter it was the inseminating event of modern democracy. While the debased Aristocracy was necessarily swept aside and personal rule declared 'ancient', a new, illegitimate elite based on the pure acquisition of wealth emerged to proclaim themselves, in their final phase, "Masters of the Universe". Now, with the disgrace and inevitable downfall of that financial elite and their system of wealth acquisition, a new Aristocracy will necessarily emerge, foretells Dallas, with reference to Ibn Khaldun's cyclical theory of history. The new Aristocracy will stem from what Ibn Khaldun calls the 'Bedouin' - not desert Arabs, but peoples not tied into a settled social order. They will embody those qualities upon which all legitimate Aristocracies have always been based: nobility, concern for others, and Divinely revealed religion.
- About the Author
- cottish-born author Ian Dallas trained at RADA in London and attended the University of London. He became a contracted playwright for the BBC and worked in film with Federico Fellini. He later entered Islam, writing the seminal novel 'The Book of Strangers' based on his experience.
- His writings cover diverse subjects such as classical music and its politics ('The New Wagnerian'), twentieth century history ('The Ten Symphonies of Gorka König'), chivalry in Tudor England ('The Interim is Mine'), Roman politics ('The Engines of the Broken World'), and the inception of modern democracy in the French Revolution ('The Time of the Bedouin').
- Under his Muslim name, Shaykh Abdalqadir as-Sufi, he publishes works on Islam, and is the intellectual and spiritual mentor to a large and influential community of Muslims in various parts of the world.
The Time of the Bedouin: On the Politics of Power By Ian Dallas
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