New Zealand's Muslims and multiculturalism
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2010.
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| Series: | Muslim minorities ;
v. 9. |
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| Online Access: | An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view |
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Table of Contents:
- Allah is everywhere, even in New Zealand
- Field research
- Community, identity, diversity
- The beginnings
- Muslim representation
- Organisational functions and aims
- Outreach programmes
- The myth of Muslim unity
- Living among infidels
- Orientalism and Islamophobia
- Converts
- Students
- The right to be different : Muslims in the public sphere
- The New Zealand state and multiculturalism
- Secularisation and the right to religion
- Legal instruments
- 'Racial' harmony through interfaith activity
- Education and policy framework
- Democratic participation and public visibility of Muslims
- The difficulty in standardisation of Islamic exceptionalism
- Rivals for custodianship of public morality
- Integration and conflict discourses
- 'When in Rome do as the Romans do'
- The necessity of minority integration
- Conflict discourses
- Blasphemous libel and Islam
- Danish cartoons rock the world
- The Pope's gaffe
- Gender issues : women are equal but different
- Of gender separation and inequality
- Concepts of decency and modesty
- The Burqa case
- Hijab versus Burqa
- Whose authority?
- The Burqa's challenge to multiculturalism
- Globalisation, political Islam and the rise of fundamentalism
- Is extremism rising in New Zealand?
- 'Fundamentalists' and 'moderates' fighting over the Christchurch Mosque and Halal meat
- Muslim firebrand preachers
- Re-Islamisation and fundamentalisation in the world
- Fundamentalism is not all the same
- The radical concept of Jihad
- The spectre of terrorism
- The Zaoui case
- Epilogue: Muslims in the world.