Islam Is a Foreign Country: American Muslims and the Global Crisis of Authority (Nation of Nations, 22)
In Islam Is a Foreign Country, Zareena Grewal explores the global crisis of authority confronting American Muslims. Part of the Nation of Nations series, the book investigates how these communities negotiate faith, identity, and belonging amid cultural perceptions that position Islam as distant and foreign. It offers a thoughtful analysis of transnational religious dynamics in the United States.
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Islam Is a Foreign Country examines the experiences of American Muslims navigating a global crisis of authority. The book highlights the challenges of identity and belonging in a diverse nation.
Through the lens of the Nation of Nations series, it addresses how American Muslims engage with broader Islamic discourses worldwide. The narrative focuses on the interplay between local communities and international influences.
Zareena Grewal's work provides a scholarly perspective on the evolving dynamics of faith and citizenship. It underscores the complexities of maintaining religious authority in a transnational context.
The volume contributes to understanding multiculturalism and the role of religion in contemporary American society. It invites reflection on the boundaries of national and religious identities.
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