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Islam in the West

Beyond Integration

Zijad Delic (Resident Scholar, University of Ottawa)

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University of Ottawa Press
23 October 2018
Series: 101 Collection
"Le besoin de mieux comprendre l'identite, l'integration, la citoyennete, l'appartenance et la loyaute musulmanes en Occident n'a jamais ete aussi grand. Ce petit livre aborde les grandes problematiques portant sur les musulmans canadiens. Qui sont les musulmans canadiens ? Que faut-il pour qu'un pays soit une terre d'accueil saine et accueillante ? Ces questions sont abordees dans la premiere section. Qu'est-ce que l'identite musulmane canadienne ? Cette section offre des pistes de reponses aux difficiles questions entourant l'interaction entre les identites religieuse et nationale. Sont-elles contradictoires ou complementaires ? Comment se compare le modele canadien d'integration ? Deux modeles tres differents sont presentes a titre de comparaisons : le modele d'assimilation a la francaise, et l'approche bosnienne d'exclusion. Qu'est-ce que la "" citoyennete "" d'un point de vue islamique ? La derniere section explore les principes formateurs de l'Islam - le Coran et la sunna (tradition prophetique) a l'ere de la mondialisation. L'histoire de l'Islam, y compris son histoire contemporaine jettent un eclairage interessant sur la question. Fonde sur la comprehension accrue et le respect, ce petit livre contribue de maniere positive au debat actuel sur la place des musulmans canadiens et de l'Islam au Canada. Voici le titre inaugural de la Collection 101, une serie de breves introductions, en 101 pages, aux grands debats de societe.

Ce livre est publie en anglais.-Islam in the West: Beyond Integration offers an overview and a profile of Muslims living in the West, their identity, integration and citizenship. The book tries to answer some hard questions surrounding the interplay between religious and national identities, and how these two types of identities negotiate their place in the hearts of Western Muslims. Case studies cover constructive integration in Canada, assimilation in France and the exclusionist approach in Bosnia. Some answers to the questions on citizenship are presented from an Islamic perspective, taking into account Islamic formative principles - the Qur'an and Sunnah (the Prophetic tradition) - as theypertain to the globalized world of today. This includes an examination of historical perspectives found in the scholarly discourses on citizenship unearthed from early Muslim history as well as from contemporary times. These issues are analyzed through the prism of a religiously pluralistic and culturally diverse society.

This book is published in English."
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Imprint:   University of Ottawa Press
Country of Publication:   Canada
Dimensions:   Height: 203mm,  Width: 127mm, 
Weight:   142g
ISBN:   9780776626406
ISBN 10:   077662640X
Series:   101 Collection
Pages:   138
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Acknowledgements Introduction  CHAPTER 1 Muslims in Canada  Religious Pluralism Canadian Muslims Muslims and Diversity in Canada CHAPTER 2 Canadian Muslim Identity  Identity: Not So Easy to Define Religion: A Vital Source of Identity The Role of Hermeneutics in Identity Multiple Identities Becoming or Being? Identity in the Making A Growing Sense of ‘Muslim’ Identity Identity Development: Second Generation CHAPTER 3 Constructive Integration  Systemic Exclusion: The Case of Bosniaks Assimilation: France’s Official Strategy Expressions of Muslimness: A Comparison Constructive Integration and Beyond Internal Obstacles to Integration The Canadian Model of Integration Multiculturalism: The Qur’anic Principle Integration: Inclusion and Participation CHAPTER 4 Faithful Citizenship  The Place of Muslims in the West Historical References and Modern Discourse Social Contract: Modernists’ Viewpoint Betrayal of the Social Contract Unlawful Islam Facilitates Citizenship in Action CHAPTER 5 And the Upshot Is...?  Glossary  Bibliography 

Imam Zijad Delic is Resident Scholar and Imam in Ottawa as well as a doctoral student at the University of Ottawa. He was twice selected as one of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world. He was recognized by the Province of Ontario for a decade of volunteer work, and received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.

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