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Being Made Strange: Dislocated, Functionalised and Refused,o-national and ethno-religious lenses that underpin these perspectives and the way that these group category boundaries serve to exclude converts, leaving them stuck in-between ‘majority society’ and born Muslims. In this way the chapter discusses how converts are made strange and positioned as strangers in a negative sense.

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Religion, Culture and the , or another. The chapter subsequently proposes an alternative analytical frame based on Simmel’s conception of the stranger and offers a more dynamic and complex understanding of the patterns of belonging that emerge in converts’ narratives.

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,Islamophobia and ,: Religion, ‘Race’ and Ethnicity,ch, the chapter explores the boundaries emergent from converts’ narratives and argues that these are more complex than accounts of converts who are automatically Islamophobic suggest and reinforce the need to take religiosity more seriously in these accounts.

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