The Emirates of Britain is a blunt portrayal of what some in Western society fear most: a Muslim takeover. It is a tale befitting contemporary Britain where Islamophobia and myths surrounding Muslim minorities living in the West are becoming the norm.
Derek, a cabbie born and raised in East London, wakes up from a coma only to find that Britain is now ruled by Sharia law. He finds himself unable to cope with the dramatic changes and desperately searches for answers. His actions lead him to meet Britain’s new ruler, Emir George, which reveals a daring opportunity to end Sharia rule in the UK…
Book Details
- 52 pages (E-book £0.99; Paperback £4.99)
- Publisher: Rowanvale Books Ltd. (30 April 2017) http://www.rowanvalebooks.com/book/the-emirates-of-britain
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1911240838
- ISBN-13: 978-1911240839
- Product Dimensions: 12.7 x 0.3 x 20.3 cm
About the Author
Sadhek Khan was born in London in 1978. He finished his studies at the University of the Arts, London and started working in the welfare-to-work industry as an employment coach. He developed his experience in the voluntary, private and public sectors, and he remains active in the public health sector.
As a Muslim, and having lived and worked in the East End, Khan has first-hand experience of the struggles faced by second-generation Muslims from immigrant backgrounds living in deprived areas. This coupled with questions surrounding Muslim identities in Western societies prompted Khan to write The Emirates of Britain, satirically exploring the right-wing politics of a perceived Muslim takeover.
