Islam in urban America: Sunni Muslims in Chicago

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Acknowledgments A Note on Transliteration 1. Introduction 2. The History of Muslims in Chicago: An Overview 3. Between Michael Jordan and Muhammad: Muslim Children in Chicago 4. The Circle and the Cutting Edge: Muslim Colleges and Students' Associations 5. The House of God and Beyond: Understanding Islam, Islamic Identities, and Islamic Authority among Adults 6. Muslims in America: E Pluribus Unum Notes Glossary of Arabic Words and Phrases Index

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