A timely and deeply researched investigation into the rise of extremism in Bangladesh and its wider implications for South Asia. Seeds of Hate: Bangladesh?s Extremist Surge ? Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh and Other Radical Organizations is a compelling and evidence-based volume that explores the ideological, political, and social roots of religious extremism in Bangladesh. The book examines how radical organisations have shaped the Nation?s political and cultural landscape over decades. Drawing from historical records, field research, political analysis, and journalistic inquiry, the book investigates the role of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh and affiliated extremist groups in influencing governance, education, social structures, and public discourse. It also explores the transnational networks connecting radical ideologies across South Asia and beyond. Why This Book Matters: ? In-depth analysis of extremism in Bangladesh ? Explores Jamaat-e-Islami and radical political networks ? Examines the erosion of secular and democratic institutions ? Essential reading for policymakers, journalists, researchers, and students ? Provides historical and geopolitical context to current developments ? Evidence-based, research-driven, and highly relevant to South Asian affairs Perfect For Readers Interested In: ? South Asian geopolitics ? Bangladesh politics and history ? Religious extremism and radicalisation ? International relations and security studies ? Political Islam in South Asia ? Democracy, secularism, and human rights