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Latino Muslims have been forming organized communities for generations, building on the intersecting communities and experiences of Latin America and Islamic Spain Read More
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John L. Esposito
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For many in the west, the word "Shariah" evokes fear — a fear that a medieval legal system will be imposed throughout Europe and America. But this idea of a militant Islam is simply one vision of Shariah, warped and distorted by Islamophobic rhetorics.... Read full letter
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Would you like to learn more about Latino Muslims? See our articles on Latin America and Al-Andalus.Subject Entries
New subject entries include additions to Islam and Christianity and The Encyclopedia of Islamic Bioethics. See the full list hereLearning Resources
An updated timeline, which includes new material on the recent events in the Middle East, among other topics.
Interviews
Continuing our on going interview series, we discuss recent developments in the Gulf States and their mpact on education, research, and international relations with Jörg Matthias Determann, assistant professor of history in the Liberal Arts and Sciences Program at Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar... Read more
What Everyone Needs to Know about Islam, Second Edition
Here is a fast, centralized path to John Esposito's updated guide to Muslim faith, customs, and political beliefs, based on questions Esposito has been asked by a diverse range of audiences...Read more
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Nearly 6000 entries from esteemed Oxford works, including the recently published Oxford Encyclopedia of the Islamic World, and more.
Primary Source documents with editorial commentary provide historical context for important events and major figures in the history of Islam.
Learning Resources include thematic guides, lesson plans, bibliographies, a glossary, and other useful tools.
Images and Maps provide visual perspectives on global Islam and its historical development.
