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Islam in the West : identity crisis, multiculturalism and conflict

By:

Olomojobi, Yinka

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ibadan: John Archers (Publishers) Ltd., @2020Description: xii, 304p.; includes indexISBN:

978978581526969 - pbk

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Summary: "This book explores complexities on evolving concepts on Muslims in the West. It does this by explaining and evaluating the symbiotic relationship between Islam and the West. In particular, it analyses the behavior of Muslims and their pursuance of a religious identity in western societies. It also provides fresh debates on the concept of religious nationalism within western societies and the antecedent of conflict."--Mary Martin description

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"This book explores complexities on evolving concepts on Muslims in the West. It does this by explaining and evaluating the symbiotic relationship between Islam and the West. In particular, it analyses the behavior of Muslims and their pursuance of a religious identity in western societies. It also provides fresh debates on the concept of religious nationalism within western societies and the antecedent of conflict."--Mary Martin description

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