Being British Muslims: Beyond Ethnocentric Religion and Identity Politics 9781728382654

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Автор: Khan
Название: Being British Muslims: Beyond Ethnocentric Religion and Identity Politics
ISBN: 9781728382654
Издательство: Authorhouse UK
Классификация:

Общество и культура: общие вопросы

Этнические исследования

Социология

ISBN-10: 1728382653
Обложка/Формат: Hardcover
Страницы: 232
Вес: 0.48 кг.
Дата издания: 22.04.2019
Язык: English
Размер: 235 x 159 x 21
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
Подзаголовок: Beyond ethnocentric religion and identity politics
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Поставляется из: США
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This highly thought-provoking book, packed with incisive observations and analyses on a wide range of issues facing British Muslims, offers concise yet extensive commentary on the cultural and intellectual contentions in contextualising Islam in the UK. As of 2018, roughly 50% of the UKs Muslim population was born in the UK. With this shift comes, on one hand, the loss of old-ways of experiencing the world and navigating ones place within it, and on the other hand it comes with the excitement and opportunity to make new culture. The questions now facing British Muslims are: From where can British Muslims get their inspiration? and What should be the nature of this new culture? These questions are becoming ever more important as the UKs Muslim population is expected to grow from 5% to 10% by 2050. Thus, the authors clearly presented analysis provides critical and constructive insights for readers wanting to understand how to make faith more meaningful and relevant, going from a largely immigrant ethnocentric religion and identity politics to one formed on intelligent and confident theocentric understanding. Essential reading for anyone interested in Islam and British Muslims, including policymakers, community leaders, philanthropists and activists as well as scholars and students of Islamic studies, sociology, cultural studies, politics, philosophy and identity. This is a most refreshing and indispensable overview for anyone interested in the area.

Commendations

Dr Khan rejects the shallow identity politics which assume that British Muslims must either assimilate to western secular norms or react fanatically against them. Instead, he reminds us that all great religions demand an intelligent application of their principles to everyday life, and demonstrates how this should be done, in a series of thoughtful articles which not only offer informed judgements but encourage readers to think for themselves. Dr Michael Sherborne, author of HG Wells: Another Kind of Life (2010).

Mamnun is a young social analyst, founder of grassroots initiatives and writer whose collection of articles are interesting, insightful and pertinent. His ability to question received wisdom, analyse complex issues succinctly and offer possible solutions to the challenges facing British Muslims is refreshing and admirable. Recommended reading. Muhammad Mojlum Khan F.R.A.S., author of bestselling The Muslim 100 (2008), The Muslim Heritage of Bengal (2013) and Great Muslims of the West (2017).

This collection of thoughts, observations and meditations provides a welcome perspective to the ongoing crystallisation of religiously-inspired thinking in Britain ... it is in the spirit of communal deliberation and intellectual enquiry that this anthology constructively demonstrates how we might proceed. Shaykh Muhammad Nizami, British born Islamic scholar and political theorist.

Islam in the UK is at a fork in the road. At the end of one turn is weakness, irrelevance and eventual disappearance. At the other end is confidence, prosperity and illumination. Dr Mamnuns timely series of short essays boldly and effectively makes the case for the latter. May this work inspire positive action in those who are concerned by our current predicament and long for a return to godliness, guidance and harmony. Iqbal Nasim, Chief Executive, National Zakat Foundation.

Being British Muslims: Beyond Ethnocentric Religion and Identity Politics, Khan