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abf-114	Ismailee, Sania	Unfolding the Paradoxes of a Modern Liberal ‘Secular’ State: Studying Egypt	2018	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1571	70	42	Mahmood undertakes an analysis of the rulings and judgements issued by Egyptian courts (in the first part of the chapter) and European Court of Human Rights (in the second part of the chapter) to show that regulation of religious minorities in both the Western and non-Western societies amount to promotion of the majority’s religious “values and sensibilities” (150) at the expense of the minorities. 1 Unfolding the Paradoxes of a Modern Liberal ‘Secular’ State: Studying Egypt Review by Sania Ismailee Religious Difference in a Secular Age: A Minority Report By Saba Mahmood Princeton University Press, 2015 Saba Mahmood presents an interesting analysis of how secularism and modern liberal state, contrary to their claims of maintaining religious harmony, have exacerbated “interfaith inequalities” (2).	cache/abf-114.pdf	txt/abf-114.txt