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Which End of the Egg to Break is a critical work that examines the differences between Western and Islamic cultures through fundamental concepts such as modernization, science, freedom, law, and social structures. The book offers an enriched analysis of cultural degradation, value shifts during the process of Westernization, and the contradictory nature of the West, as detailed in with anecdotes. The work consists of six chapters. Subject First Chapter: The conceptions of humanity in the Western
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