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Why would a girl from Denver join ISIS, an extremist movement known for its mistreatment of women? Why would an Iraqi girl strap on a suicide vest? What does Islam say about violence? These are the questions that started Farhana Qazi on a journey around the globe searching for answers. Qazi is a senior counterterrorism expert and the first American Muslim woman to join the Counterterrorism Center. She offers a unique perspective on what drives girls and women to violent extremism. Invisible Martyrs is an honest, eye-opening story of female radicalization and Qazi's personal journey into Islam through her counterterrorism work.

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Farhana Qazi is a recognized expert and public speaker on conflicts in the Islamic world with a background in counter-terrorism. She is the Executive Director of Global Insights LLC, a Research Fellow at the Center for Global Policy, and a Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies on Terrorism. She appears widely in the media and news as an expert on feminism, women, and the middle east. For her service to the U.S. Government, Farhana received the 21st Century Leader Award by The National Committee on American Foreign Policy in New York and The Humanitarian Award by her alma mater in Texas. Farhana Qazi is a recognized expert and public speaker on conflicts in the Islamic world with a background in counter-terrorism. She is the Executive Director of Global Insights LLC, a Research Fellow at the Center for Global Policy, and a Senior Fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies on Terrorism. She appears widely in the media and news as an expert on feminism, women, and the middle east. For her service to the U.S. Government, Farhana received the 21st Century Leader Award by The National Committee on American Foreign Policy in New York and The Humanitarian Award by her alma mater in Texas.

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