Journey into Europe: Islam, Immigration, and Identity
Europe today confronts complicated and controversial issues surrounding its Muslim population including Sharia law, terrorism, the building of mosques, female dress, and the pressures of immigration and multiculturalism. Akbar Ahmed, the world renowned Muslim anthropologist, is now embarking on a new study of Islam in Europe which will take him and his international team across the continent. Journey into Europe is the fourth part of an unprecedented quartet of award-winning books exploring relations between the West and the world of Islam after 9/11.-
Recent Posts
- A poem by Ejaz Rahim in honor of Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand
- Journey into Europe named in The Star Tribune as a “great summer book picked by the experts, your Twin Cities librarians”
- Journey into Europe featured in Newsweek’s “50 Coolest Books to Read This Summer: 2018’s Best Fiction and Non-Fiction (So Far)”
- Journey into Europe: An antidote to the Clash of Civilizations – Jocelyne Cesari, Al-Bilad
- Ambassador Ahmed to launch Journey into Europe at SOAS, University of London on May 24 at 6:30pm
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For media interviews or other enquiries, please contact Patrick Burnett at patrickb@american.edu.- Graphic courtesy of Abbas Maysam Zahedi (abbzah.com)
Professor Akbar Ahmed’s Journey into Europe research project, studying Muslim life in Europe, is supported and funded by the Stiftung Mercator Foundation.
