Islamic Britain: Religion, Politics and Identity Among British Muslims

Philip Lewis

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Britain's Muslim communities Islam in South Asia Bradford - Britain's Islamabad Islamic institutions in Bradford the 'Ulama - the making and influence of a British Muslim leadership beyond sectarianism - the role of the Council for Mosques looking forward - Muslim communities in the 1990s.

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