Young Muslim Change-Makers by Barylo, William -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents List of illustrations List of tables Acknowledgements List of acronyms Introduction

Context Significance and relevance Research questions Theoretical framework Book structure

1 What sociology for Islam?

Beyond religion Participating Muslims

2 Muslim grassroots charities and method

A brief history of European Muslim charities Study sample: young, skilled and diverse Methodology, phenomenology and ethics

3 Islamophobia: Countering alienation

Has Europe alienated its citizens? Dialogue as a key for contemporaneity Agents of negotiation, agents of trust

4 The attractive middle way

Charities as convivial social capital power plants Building identity, giving a meaning to life Different, efficient and therefore attractive

5 Crafting an active citizenship

Staying committed Shura, the viable chimera of democracy

6 Neoliberal metacolonisation

Muslims, consumerism and neoliberalism Metacolonialism and radical monopoly The paradox of Muslim managerialism

7 From resistance to self-determination

Coping mechanisms Emotional theology and alter-system mind-set

Conclusion Glossary of Arabic terms Index

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