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Mehdi Alavi, Ph.D., MBA, was born in Tehran, Iran. After graduating from high school in 1965, he came to the United States of America in pursuit of a higher education. Often working at two or three jobs, he fully supported himself through college, earning several degrees: BS and MS from Texas Tech, MBA from University of Houston and Ph.D. from Texas A&M University.
Alavi has multiple original technical contributions. He has authored two books, addressing social and political issues. His interest in freedom and human rights stems from personal experiences where family members were tortured for political views, killed in war and as victims of crime.
Alavi has spoken before many civic groups on America, freedom, democracy, the Middle East and religion.
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Human rights, world peace, an end to discrimination, murder, torture and other atrocities is seemingly an elusive pursuit. Despite noble efforts, the United Nations, Amnesty International, World Watch and other human rights organizations have made little progress in the resolution of this worldwide disgrace. In this thought-provoking new book, Mehdi Alavi has proposed a provocative formula that he believes could be implemented, with some modifications, under the existing United Nations Charter and would significantly impact human rights and world peace.
Fascinating and controversial, this book provides a unique vision of a new world order and a tangible solution to increasingly serious international problems.
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O GOD!
by
Mehdi Alavi
A good book is knowledge and, "."
The book ... promotes ethical behavior and encourages love for humanity.
--- Houston Chronicle
Alavi has definitely introduced a new style ... in the rich treasure of American literature.
--- The Minaret
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O God! SYNOPSIS
Irene, a young married mother and a secretary for a Jewish law firm in Oklahoma City, finds herself quite overwhelmed and under-appreciated; oppressed both at home and at the office. Despite living in survival mode herself, she attempts in her meek and altruistic manner to save Mo, a Muslim lawyer in the firm. As she discovers common morals and principles, she enriches her own Christian faith and blossoms a leader with self-confidence and true love for others.
Hardcover $15.95 and paperback $12.95 (332 pages),
before discount.
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