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Young British Muslims [electronic resource] : Identity, Culture, Politics and the Media.

By: Publication details: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, 2010.Description: 1 online resource (257 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780748643738
  • 0748643737
  • 1282941828
  • 9781282941823
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Young British Muslims : Identity, Culture, Politics and the Media.DDC classification:
  • 305.6970941
LOC classification:
  • DA125.M87 K33 2010
Online resources:
Contents:
COVER; Copyright; CONTENTS; TABLES AND FIGURES; ABBREVIATIONS; GLOSSARY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; FOREWORD; INTRODUCTION: MY RESEARCH OBSERVATIONs; 1. THE IDENTITY DEBATE; 2. MUSLIMS IN BRITAIN: AN OVERVIEW; 3. THE RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL DILEMMA; 4. TO BE OR NOT TO BE BRITISH; 5. IS THE MEDIA BIASED AGAINST MUSLIMS?; 6. THE NIQAB DEBATE; 7. INDIGNATION ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO INCLUDE SHARIAH LAW IN BRITAIN; CONCLUSION: A HUMANITARIAN WAY FORWARD; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX.
Summary: Based on 216 in-depth interviews of Muslims in Britain, the book examines how British Muslim youths and young adults, 15-30 years old, define their identities, their values and their culture and whether these conflict either with those of their parents or with the dominant non-Muslim British culture.
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COVER; Copyright; CONTENTS; TABLES AND FIGURES; ABBREVIATIONS; GLOSSARY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; FOREWORD; INTRODUCTION: MY RESEARCH OBSERVATIONs; 1. THE IDENTITY DEBATE; 2. MUSLIMS IN BRITAIN: AN OVERVIEW; 3. THE RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL DILEMMA; 4. TO BE OR NOT TO BE BRITISH; 5. IS THE MEDIA BIASED AGAINST MUSLIMS?; 6. THE NIQAB DEBATE; 7. INDIGNATION ABOUT THE PROPOSAL TO INCLUDE SHARIAH LAW IN BRITAIN; CONCLUSION: A HUMANITARIAN WAY FORWARD; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX.

Based on 216 in-depth interviews of Muslims in Britain, the book examines how British Muslim youths and young adults, 15-30 years old, define their identities, their values and their culture and whether these conflict either with those of their parents or with the dominant non-Muslim British culture.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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