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With new afterword.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 191-195).  aThe author, a young American Muslim of Indian background, juxtaposes his college years as an angry young radical with a description of how he came to see the possibilities of religious pluralism and founded the Interfaith Youth Core.17aPatel, Eboo,d1975-2sears 7aMuslimszUnited StatesvBiography.2sears 7aIndian AmericansvBiography.2sears 7aMuslimszUnited States.2sears 7aUnited StatesxEthnic relations.2sears 7aPluralism (Social sciences)zUnited States.2sears27aInterfaith Youth Core.2sears 7aUnited StatesxReligion.2sears 7aYouthzUnited StatesxReligious life.2sears 7aReligions.2sears1 h92iPat01330nam  2200289 a 4500001001300000005001700013008004100030020003500071020003200106035002500138040002500163050002300188069001300211082002500224090001400249100002100263245003900284250002100323260005000344300005300394500014100447504004900588520024700637650006900884650007200953852001501025bl201201536920120501073313.0120501s2012    mauab    bc   000 0 eng d  a9781566568845 (pbk.) :c$16.95  a1566568846 (pbk.) :c$16.95  a(NjBwBT)bt2012591435  aIMmBTcIMmBTdNjBwBT14aBP187.3b.P67 2012  a0027912004a297.3/5207442142223  a297.3 Por1 aPorter, Venetia.14aThe art of Hajj /cVenetia Porter.  a1st American ed.  aNorthampton, Mass. :bInterlink Books,c2012.  a96 p. :bill. 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