Routledge handbook of Islam in the West
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New York :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
c2015
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The borders of Muslim Spain
- 2. The converted Muslims of Spain: Morisco cultural resistance and engagement with Islamic knowledge (1502-1610)
- 3. Muslims and Islam in Sicily from the mid elevenIth to the end of the twelfth century: contemporary perceptions and today's interpretations
- 4. The Muslims in southeastern Europe from Ottoman subjects to European citizens
- 5. Muslims in western Europe in the late twentieth century: emergence and transformation in 'Muslim' revindications and collective mobilization efforts
- 6. Islam in America: the beginnings
- 7. Black Muslims
- 8. American Muslim associational life from 1950 to the present
- 9. Islam in Mexico and Central America
- 10. Muslims in South America: history, presence and visibility of a religious minority in a Christian context
- 11. Europe's identity crisis, islam in Europe, and the crisis of European secularity
- 12. Emergence of a western Muslim identity: factors, agents and discourses
- 13. The multicultural idea and western Muslims
- 14. Social and political Islamophobia: stereotyping, surveillance and silencing
- 15. A Muslim modernity: Ismaili engagement with western societies
- 16. Conversion to Islam in modern western Europe and the United States
- 17. Muslim political radicalization in the West
- 18. Landscapes of Muslim art and architecture in the West
- 19. Islamic organisations in the West: new welfare actors in the new welfare systems in Europe
- 20. Islam in arts in USA
- 21. European Muslim youth and popular culture: at the crossroads of fun and faith
- 22. Muslim material culture in Western World
- 23. A religious law for Muslims in the West: the European Council for Fatwa and Research and the evolution of Wasati Fiqh al-Aqalliyyat al-Muslima
- 24. Ethical questions in western Islamic experience
- 25. Gender, feminism, and critique in American Muslim thought
- 26. Development and perspectives of Islamic economics (banking and finance) in the West
- 27. Production of western Muslim knowledge
- 28. Islam, sufism and post-modern in the religious melting-pot