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An online publication of the AbuSulayman Center for Global Islamic Studies at George Mason University

British Islam

British Muslim Podcasters: Gender Dynamics, Commodification, and Displacement of Traditional Islamic Authority

By Khadijah Elshayyal and Sadek Hamid  //  November 19, 2024November 22, 2024

It has been said that podcasts are to radio what online streaming has become to television, the main difference being that most podcasts are free to access.  Recent years have seen the medium of the…

A British Pioneer in the Study of Ethnic Relations: Muhammad Anwar

By H.A. Hellyer  //  July 16, 2020July 16, 2020

After Professor Muhammad Anwar, OBE, FRSA, passed away last month, Virinder S Kalra, head of the department of sociology at the University of Warwick, wrote that he was a “founding figure in the field of…

Sughra Ahmed | The Maydan & the Muslim Atlantic Podcast

By Maydan Editors  //  May 5, 2020

Sughra Ahmed | The Maydan & the Muslim Atlantic Podcast The Maydan · Sughra Ahmed | The Maydan & the Muslim Atlantic Podcast Peter Mandaville speaks with Sughra Ahmed, a leading British Muslim voice with…

Securitisation, Fundamental British Values and the Neutralisation of Dissent within Muslim Discourses in the UK

By Khadijah Elshayyal  //  February 26, 2020

Preoccupation with the realm of speech acts and expression has been a hallmark of successive pieces of UK counter terrorism legislation introduced under the aegis of the War on Terror. This has long been a…

Muslim Political Activism in Britain: Identity and the Pursuit of Equality

By Khadijah Elshayyal  //  May 14, 2018May 14, 2018

Since the mid-1900s, British Muslim political activism has undergone significant transformations. Yet even in its current manifestation, and despite facing state ambivalence, it shows no sign of abating. In today’s highly charged and polarized political…

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