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Tragedy turned into threnody
By
Zia Mohyeddin
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Published December 01, 2013
Highlights
"The ways of God are neither wanton nor absurd" is a belief as firmly held in the Muslim world as the conviction in the Hellenic world that individuals can be swotted as wanton flies by the gods
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