Sophie Gilliat-Ray is Senior Lecturer at the School of Religious & Theological Studies, Cardiff University, and Director of the Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK, Cardiff University. She is the author (with James Beckford) of Religion in Prison: Equal Rites in a Multi-Faith Society (Cambridge, 1998) and of Religion in Higher Education: The Politics of the Multi-Faith Campus (2000).
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Acknowledgements Preface Part I. Historical and Religious Roots: 1. The roots of Islam in Britain 2. The development of Muslim communities 3. Middle Eastern religious reform movements 4. South Asian religious reform movements Part II. Contemporary Dynamics: 5. Profiling British Muslim communities 6. Religious nurture and education 7. Religious leadership 8. Mosques 9. Gender, religious identity and youth 10. Engagement and enterprise Epilogue Appendix: Source notes for researchers List of references Glossary Index.
Acknowledgements Preface Part I. Historical and Religious Roots: 1. The roots of Islam in Britain 2. The development of Muslim communities 3. Middle Eastern religious reform movements 4. South Asian religious reform movements Part II. Contemporary Dynamics: 5. Profiling British Muslim communities 6. Religious nurture and education 7. Religious leadership 8. Mosques 9. Gender, religious identity and youth 10. Engagement and enterprise Epilogue Appendix: Source notes for researchers List of references Glossary Index.
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