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ReligionResearch Islam Blog Zoals sommige vaste bezoekers al is opgevallen, is het bij de nieuwe entries niet mogelijk om commentaar te plaatsen. Dit heb ik gedaan, om ‘comment-spam’ wat lastiger te maken aangezien ik...
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Ayatollah verbiedt geweld van moslims in Nederland
Trouw, nieuws & achtergronden – Ayatollah verbiedt geweld van moslims in Nederland DEN HAAG – De belangrijke Libanese sjiitische geestelijke sjeik Mohammed Hoessein Fadlallah heeft in ongezouten bewoordingen de moslims in Nederland verboden om...
De knip- en plak-islam
NRC Krantenarchief De knip- en plak-islam Margriet Oostveen Hoe jonge moslims in Nederland hun radicale wereldbeeld samenstellen… Worden moslimjongeren in Nederland echt radicaler? Antropoloog Martijn de Koning denkt van wel. Hij trekt al jaren...
Scholar Combatant
Chapati Mystery: Scholar Combatant On Chapati Mystery an interesting entry on Bernard Lewis.
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Young, Muslim and British
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | Young, Muslim and British Young, Muslim and British: The Guardian is a very interesting Special Report on young British Muslims. Some, small, research, debates, articles and so on....
Special reports | How would you describe your identity?
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | How would you describe your identity? Table 1 How would you describe your identity? Multiple identities for those whose family roots reach abroad can be “comfortably” negotiated, Mr...
Special reports | How do the faithful live in a secular society?
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | How do the faithful live in a secular society? Table 5 How do the faithful live in a secular society? There was general agreement that some of the...
Special reports | How to face up to perceptions – and frame the right questions
Guardian Unlimited | Special reports | How to face up to perceptions – and frame the right questions How to face up to perceptions – and frame the right questions