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Life is More Beautiful Than Paradise: A Jihadist's Own Story Occupational & industrial psychology with no worldly possessions toKhaled al Berry An autobiographical account of a young man's journey into extremism In 1986, when this memoir opens, Khaled al Berry is a typical fourteen year old boy in Asyut in Upper Egypt. Soon, his love of soccer draws him into the orbit of members of a radical Islamist group, university students from the surrounding countryside who play the game regularly on a pitch near his home. Attracted at first by the image of the group as strong Muslims,