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In contemporary Britain, young British Muslims are often spoken about but very rarely invited to speak. What do they think about the social, cultural and political concerns that surround them today and how are they responding to them? This book attempts to find out by asking them to explore their experiences, attitudes and opinions, presenting a picture of ordinary young Muslim lives. The young Muslim voices that are heard in this book come from many walks of life, reflecting the diversity of Muslim communities in Britain. They come from different parts of Britain, from a range of ethnicities, have different class backgrounds and situate themselves within different Islamic traditions. They share the common experience of growing up in Britain at a time when British Muslims have been thrust into the spotlight of public scrutiny. What appeal does Islam have for them? What does being a Muslim mean to them? What do they think of life in Britain? Do they feel British? How do they feel about non-Muslims? What are their political views? What sort of relationship do they have with their families? The young Muslims in this book speak to the author about these and other issues candidly and with insight. They articulate the hopes and frustrations of a generation at the crossroads of an important historical moment.

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Mondal has travelled the country talking to a wide group of young Muslims from different class backgrounds, ethnicities and parts of the UK. Young British Muslim Voices is the result of these conversations, presenting a picture of ordinary young Muslim lives at the crossroads of an important historical moment. Covering a wide range of topical issues, including the wearing of the veil, the aftermath of 9/11 and 7/7, the relevance of the mosque and the importance of family, this book reveals how being a British Muslim means very different things to different people. * The Asian News *

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ACNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE CHAPTER 1: WHY ISLAM? CHAPTER 2: BEING MUSLIM CHAPTER 3: IDENTITY CHAPTER 4: POLITICS CHAPTER 5: GENERATIONAL CONFLICT CHAPTER 6: WOMEN CHAPTER 7: PROSPECTS A BRIEF PROFILE OF BRITAINS MUSLIMS NOTES ABOUT THE AUTHOR INDEX

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 30/11/2008
      ISBN13: 9781846450198, 978-1846450198
      ISBN10: 1846450195

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      Book Synopsis
      In contemporary Britain, young British Muslims are often spoken about but very rarely invited to speak. What do they think about the social, cultural and political concerns that surround them today and how are they responding to them? This book attempts to find out by asking them to explore their experiences, attitudes and opinions, presenting a picture of ordinary young Muslim lives. The young Muslim voices that are heard in this book come from many walks of life, reflecting the diversity of Muslim communities in Britain. They come from different parts of Britain, from a range of ethnicities, have different class backgrounds and situate themselves within different Islamic traditions. They share the common experience of growing up in Britain at a time when British Muslims have been thrust into the spotlight of public scrutiny. What appeal does Islam have for them? What does being a Muslim mean to them? What do they think of life in Britain? Do they feel British? How do they feel about non-Muslims? What are their political views? What sort of relationship do they have with their families? The young Muslims in this book speak to the author about these and other issues candidly and with insight. They articulate the hopes and frustrations of a generation at the crossroads of an important historical moment.

      Trade Review
      Mondal has travelled the country talking to a wide group of young Muslims from different class backgrounds, ethnicities and parts of the UK. Young British Muslim Voices is the result of these conversations, presenting a picture of ordinary young Muslim lives at the crossroads of an important historical moment. Covering a wide range of topical issues, including the wearing of the veil, the aftermath of 9/11 and 7/7, the relevance of the mosque and the importance of family, this book reveals how being a British Muslim means very different things to different people. * The Asian News *

      Table of Contents
      ACNOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE CHAPTER 1: WHY ISLAM? CHAPTER 2: BEING MUSLIM CHAPTER 3: IDENTITY CHAPTER 4: POLITICS CHAPTER 5: GENERATIONAL CONFLICT CHAPTER 6: WOMEN CHAPTER 7: PROSPECTS A BRIEF PROFILE OF BRITAINS MUSLIMS NOTES ABOUT THE AUTHOR INDEX

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