Muslims and Citizens: Islam, Politics, and the French Revolution
by Ian Coller
Ian Coller’s Muslims and Citizens explores the intersections of Islam, politics, and citizenship during the French Revolution. Focusing on the place of Muslims within a transforming French political order, the book considers how religious identity and emerging ideas of citizenship came together in a pivotal historical period.
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Muslims and Citizens examines the relationship between Islam, politics, and citizenship during the French Revolution.
The book focuses on the place of Muslims within the political and social world shaped by revolutionary change.
Ian Coller considers how ideas of citizenship and religious identity interacted in the context of France’s transformation.
This study offers a historical perspective on the connections between Islam and European political life.
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