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Explores how a new generation are redefining what it means to be a Muslim in Britain todayA new generation of Muslims – activists, academics, religious scholars and professionals – are drawing on contemporary reformist thinking emerging from outside their parents' or grandparents' tradition and are using this to inform their activism. This positive new thinking is traced as it impacts and shapes the burgeoning field of Muslim women’s activism, the formation of religious leaders, what is to count as ‘Muslim politics’, the dynamics of de-radicalisation and what has been dubbed the ‘New Muslim Cool’ in music, fashion and culture.A collaboration between two academics, one Muslim and one not, the book gives a distinctive take on understanding Islam and Muslims in Britain today.Key FeaturesExplores creative new trends in British Islamic thought, art and activismHighlights the contributions of Muslim women in affecting positive social changeMaps changing patterns of intra-Muslim identity politics and community formation across the UKIncludes a short annotated bibliography and relevant websites

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