..., information that would not be shared with the wider public and controversial aspects of the power dynamics among Muslim communities were more openly discussed. It is not argued that the Muslim background of some authors gave easier access to the communities and allowed them to obtain information that a non...

... the question of whether differences between the employment experiences of British Muslims and those of non-Muslims relate to differences in the success of particular ethnic minority groups as compared with other groups, including the white British majority, or are linked to religious affiliation. In the second...

...This chapter provides a framework for two types of rules for non-Muslims, time-bound rules and timeless rights. The concepts of “abode of Islam” and “abode of War” are examples of the former. The latter are founded on six principles which are discussed: First, the essential dignity of human beings...