New Horizons of Muslim Diaspora in North America and Europe

Chapter 1 Introduction: Contextualizing Muslim Diaspora in North America and Europe

Chapter 2 A Season of Migration to the West: The Arab-Muslim Diaspora in the United States; Political Ethos and Praxis

Chapter 3 “American Citizens of Arabic-Speaking Stock”: The Institute of Arab American Affairs and Questions of Identity in the Debate over Palestine

Chapter 4 The Master, the Pir, and Their Followers in Diaspora: Gülen’s Followers (Hizmet) and the Maktab Tariqat Oveyssi Shahmaghsoudi

Chapter 5 Muslim Diaspora in Europe and Cultural Diversity

Chapter 6 Multiculturalism and Belonging: Muslims in Canada

Chapter 7 “I’m Not Different—Because Everybody Is Different”: Notions of Belonging among Muslims in the Netherlands

Chapter 8 American Jihad: The Role of Shi’a Narratives on Shi’a Political and Social Behavior in the United States

Chapter 9 Immigrant Food and Trans-memory of Home in Diana Abu-Jaber’s The Language of Baklava and Elif Shafak’s Honor

Chapter 10 Women and Islam in the Western Media

Chapter 11 Muslim North African Women and Migration in the Context of Globalization

Chapter 12 Multiculturalism in Muslim America? The Case of Health Disparities and Discrimination in “Arab Detroit,” Michigan

Chapter 13 Voicing Resistance, Sharing Struggle: Muslim Women Facing Canadian Gender, Race, and Ethnic Oppression

Chapter 14 Debating Salafism, Traditionalism, and Liberalism: Muslims and the State in Germany

Chapter 15 Muslims in the Netherlands: A Threatening Community or a Community under Threat?

Chapter 16 Polygyny and the Performance of Gendered Power among African American Muslims

Chapter 17 Muslim-Americans: Between the Challenge of Policing and Freedom of Expression