THE TREK OF YOUNG ISLAM.
‘Through an attic window of a workroom in Geneva, the author can hear every day the hubbub of students from nOtiv nations belonging to the university. and can look out on older hoys of the lycco across the road. The voice of youth is. as the playwrights say in their stage directions, ‘a confused noise i without.’ The clamour is full ol contradictions. AYe hear the voice of idealism and tho snarl of selfishness ; the clear ring of spiritual vision and the harsh bark of materialist aims; the bugle of chivalry, and the blare ol ‘careerism.’ Of all the movements of youth in the world, none surpasses the trek of young Islam. In the might of its momentum, the range of its flow, the depth of its significance, its contrast. with the past and its influence i on the future life to the world, it is of I supremo import moo.”—Mr Basil MatI thews, in “Young Islam on Trek.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1927, Page 4
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164THE TREK OF YOUNG ISLAM. Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1927, Page 4
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