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2016
Today Muslims in Europe are perceived as being a unique and homogeneous population all sharing the same needs and claiming the same rights. Actually, it is only an active part of Muslim communities that are visible and thus seen.
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Today Muslims in Europe are perceived as being a unique and homogeneous population all sharing the same needs and claiming the same rights. Actually, it is only an active part of Muslim communities that are visible and thus seen.
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Opposing Muslims and the Muslim Headscarf in Western Europe
European Sociological Review, 2014This article reveals that while Muslims have a surprisingly good reputation in Western Europe, the wearing of the headscarf in schools is opposed by a large majority of people. Several arguments are developed in this article to explain why people make a distinction between Muslims as a group and legislation on their religious practices. While attitudes
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Muslims against the Muslim League
2017Acknowledgements Introduction Ali Usman Qasmi and Megan Eaton Robb 1. Maulana Husain Ahmad Madani and the Jamiat 'Ulama-i-Hind: against Pakistan, against the Muslim League Barbara Metcalf 2. The Partition conundrum: perspectives, experiences and ambiguities from qasbahs in India Raisur Rahman 3.
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Muslim minorities: theory and experience of Muslim interaction in non‐Muslim societies
Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs. Journal, 1989The Constitution of India gives Muslims, the right and opportunity to try to change anything in the national constitution or national life which appears to them to he in conflict with Islamic values and to advocate the recognition and adoption of more Islamic values.
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Australian Muslims and the “Innocence of Muslims”
2016This chapter begins on the premise that Muslims are still regarded as a “newly” settled community in Australia. This is attributed to a certain lack of civic engagement with wider society until recent times. The chapter investigates the maturing of the voice of the Muslim community, precipitated in part by the protests to the YouTube video “Innocence ...
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The Muslims Are Coming! The Muslims Are Coming!
The Hudson Review, 1982Marvin Mudrick, V. S. Naipaul
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Frictions Between Muslims and Non-Muslims in the Netherlands
2011Van Oudenhoven describes the current population demographics in the Netherlands, with specific attention to the increasing number of Muslims who have entered the country, largely from Turkey and Morocco. Cultural differences are examined and similarities identified in an effort to provide suggestions for more harmonious relations.
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