Muslims in Britain. Assimilated or Claiming a Separate System?

Travail de Recherche , 2011 , 38 Pages

Études Culturelles - Études euopéennes

The presence of Muslim communities in Europe dates back to the turn of the twentieth century, when such immigrants began arriving from European empires. United Kingdom has traditionally welcomed immigrants, but just as elsewhere, their integration was seen through specific prisms. A community that insists on a primarily spiritually derived identity creates some issues that require adaptation.

Contents

Introduction

Islam in British Society
1.1 Muslims in Britain – a Brief Historical Introduction
1.2 Muslims in Britain - Assimilated or Claiming a Separate System?
1.3 Islam - the World’s Second Religion in Britain

Islam and Women
2.1 Women of Islam – Their Role and Rights
2.2 Muslim Women in Britain

British Media and Islam

Conclusion

References

• Auteur: Marta Zapała-Kraj (Auteur)
• Année de publication: 2011
• Pages: 38
• N° de catalogue: V288399
• ISBN (ebook): 9783656886686
• ISBN (Livre): 9783656886693
• Langue: anglais
• mots-clé: Muslims, Islam, UK, Britain, culture, religion, assmiliation, belief, differences, community, Islamophobia, acceptance