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6 hours ago, Stradlater said:

It's available in different formats here. 

 

https://archive.org/details/fp_Jared_Diamond-Guns_Germs_and_Steel

Thanks!

2 hours ago, Stradlater said:

Yeah but I found it better compared to Sapiens. 

@Mariyam I would also recommend Why Nations fail by Daron Acemoglu. 

Thanks for the recommendation once again.

I wouldn't categorize Sapiens as a book on evolutionary biology/psychology. Sapiens is about evolving sociology of humans as a species. Great book nonetheless.

2 hours ago, Stradlater said:

@Mariyam If you are interested in the story of rise of radical Islam in the world then The Looming tower is a must. 

I doubt I'd like that.

Coincidentally, I read a collection of prose titled "Deewaron ke beech" by Nida Fazli earlier in the day.

Its about extremism and confining women to their homes.

He starts with a few beautiful verses, thought I'd sher it here

 

Ghar ki badi hain shaan beti se

Mehka rehta hai dil ka jahan beti se

Zaroori nahi ki beton se naam roshan ho

Mere nabi ka chala khandaan beti se.

 

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12 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendation once again.

I wouldn't categorize Sapiens as a book on evolutionary biology/psychology. Sapiens is about evolving sociology of humans as a species. Great book nonetheless.

I doubt I'd like that.

Coincidentally, I read a collection of prose titled "Deewaron ke beech" by Nida Fazli earlier in the day.

Its about extremism and confining women to their homes.

He starts with a few beautiful verses, thought I'd sher it here

 

Ghar ki badi hain shaan beti se

Mehka rehta hai dil ka jahan beti se

Zaroori nahi ki beton se naam roshan ho

Mere nabi ka chala khandaan beti se.

 

Dayummm!!! 

The last line refers to Fatima right? 

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