Titlebook: Alternative Performativity of Muslimness; The Intersection of Amina Alrasheed Nayel Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Amina Alrasheed NayelExplores the demarcation between the mainstream Islam dominant in the UK and West Yorkshire and Sufi African Islam.Investigates how discourses of ‘otherness’ contribute toward the silencing of alterna

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Bewusst und achtsam kommunizieren, produced in the diaspora space, addressing interrelationship between gender ethnicity and identity of Muslim women while exploring the dominant mainstream Islam in the UK. Al Rasheed draws attention to the components that make up Muslim identity and culture as specifically produced through religiou

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,Eine Einführung in die Konfliktarbeit,sis, arguing for an uncoupling of the analytical notion of Muslimness and hegemonic performativities and emphasizing the issues of gender and Islam, including multifaceted Islam and the complexity of identities. She explains how religious identity in the diaspora is mediated by factors such as gende

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24929-7 Examining the nature of Sufi Sudanese Islam, She proceeds with a look at what makes nostalgia and homemaking, and how Sudanese women survive the state of alienation they experienced in West Yorkshire. Al Rasheed asserts the im/possibility of finding a place for African Sufi Islam in West Yorkshire

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Konflikte in interkulturellen Teams,Al Rasheed problematized the category of national identity and maintained the importance of analysis of practices and performance, in the discussion of the performativities of Islam and identity construction in the diasporic space. Al Rasheed explored the dimensions of conflicting Sudanese identitie

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