Muslims in Europe By S.M. Darsh

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ISBN: 9780907461005

Author: S.M. Darsh

Binding: Softcover

Pages: 96

Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches

Description

About This Book:

S.M. Darsh's "Muslims in Europe" gives a top-to-bottom gander at the different Muslim gatherings that have laid down a good foundation for themselves across the European mainland. This provocative book gives an itemized perspective on Muslims in Europe's set of experiences, battles, and commitments, putting light on their encounters as they arrange the multifaceted embroidery of European social orders.
S.M. Darsh plunges profoundly into the numerous qualities of a Muslim people group in Europe in a world described by expanding social assortment and globalization. This book gives perusers a total and adjusted point of view regarding the matter, from the verifiable groundwork of Muslim presence on the landmass to current difficulties like movement, personality, and mix.
The following are some of the highlights of "Muslims in Europe":
Historical Context:
The book dives into the authentic reasons that have framed Muslims' presence in Europe, including their commitments to different European developments throughout the long term.
Contemporary Challenges:
S.M. Darsh explores the advanced challenges going up against Muslim people groups in Europe, like strict personality, separation, and social combination.
Cultural Diversity:
The book underlines the meaning of the mind-boggling embroidered artwork of societies and customs inside the European Muslim people group.
Social and Political Dynamics:
Perusers get a comprehension of the changing social and political powers encompassing Muslims in Europe, remembering talks for secularism, strict opportunity, and multiculturalism.
Contributions and Achievements:
The book stresses Muslims' valuable commitments in different areas, including the scholarly world, artistic expression, business, and common society.
Interfaith and Intercommunity Relations:
"Muslims in Europe" dives into the connections that exist between Muslim people groups and other strict and ethnic gatherings, stressing the meaning of conversation and understanding.