Journal of Muslims in Europe

The Journal of Muslims in Europe is devoted to publishing articles dealing with contemporary issues on Islam and Muslims in Europe from all disciplines

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JOME on Twitter! The Journal of Muslims in Europe is devoted to publishing articles dealing with contemporary issues on Islam and Muslims in Europe from all disciplines and across the whole region,as well as historical studies of relevance to the present. https://t.co/rc2XY7TBBO

[Samim Akgönül @SamimAkgonul]

What a pleasure to find on my desk the latest issue of our ⁦@BrillJome⁩ vol. 13, no. 1 (2024) with 5 excellent articles and 2 book reviews. I particularly recommend Marcel Klapp’s article on the use of TikTok by a Salafi influencer !

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It’s publication day! A brand new article on Picart and Bernard’s Cérémonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde (1723-1737) for @BrillJome 🤩 Enjoy reading!

#picart #bairam #earlymodernhistory

https://t.co/Tb4W62FgG7

[Samim Akgönül @SamimAkgonul]

Great news:
The inaugural issue of the "Journal of Religious Minorities under Muslim Rule" has been released both online and in print. Please contribute by submitting your original manuscripts for consideration. @a_aghdassi
https://t.co/REjOyof3Sb

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Read all about it: https://t.co/BTII3pwLVp

[Samim Akgönül @SamimAkgonul]

The 2 last issues of the volume 12 of the ⁦⁦@BrillJome⁩ are out. Especially no 1 is dedicated to Sunni-Shia Relations in Europe

[Seán McLoughlin @LeedsUniHajjRes]

Important to have this obituary for Prof Pnina Werbner of Keele & Manchester - urban anthropologist & pioneer of British Pakistani, Muslim & Diaspora studies - written by her daughter, a @guardian journalist https://t.co/xh2M6NOYuA
@MuslimsInBritRN @BRAIS_UK @EASAinfo @BASAS_SAS

[Samim Akgönül @SamimAkgonul]

Volume 11, no 3 (2022) of @BrillJome ıs out with an intriguing special issue on mosque archives in Germany, coordinated by Gerdien Jonker and Stephanie Müssig

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But the authors also want to "open a window onto the administrators of mosque archives and their approaches to collecting relics of the past." #JOME Read all about it: https://t.co/AC8X5T4tYQ

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Great for the holidays! Issue 11.3 of the Journal of Muslims in Europe is out. The special issue gathers contributions engaging with the material and administrative cultures of mosque archives in Germany. #JOME https://t.co/ePP1eEOlFc

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The authors want to raise awareness among scholars of mosque archives as a resource for research on Muslim life and Islam; to offer overview of different kinds of mosque archives in relation to their historical period(s).

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Stay tuned. Issue 11.3 is coming up. It will be a special issue on the material and administrative cultures of mosque archives in Germany. It offers historical and ethnographic studies focusing on archives that started in the 1920s, 1950s, 1970s, 1990s, and after 2001 #jome

[Samim Akgönül @SamimAkgonul]

The Farewell Lecture of my extraordinary colleage (and good and old friend) Thijl Sunier @BrillJome @SunierThijl

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Johan Fischer argues that halal production and regulation is a constructive lens through which to explore why and how Muslim authority and legitimacy are generated and contested in contemporary Denmark. #JOME #Denmark https://t.co/QiersX2ZbG

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In his article @PieterCoppens8 provides the reader with a perspective on the decades old conundrum of insider/outsider perspectives on the study of religion from the perspective of the study of Qur’an interpretation. #JOME https://t.co/uY4omMrQkX

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In this article Denys Shestopalets explores "the dynamics of competition between Muslim organisations in #Ukraine️ after the eruption of the Russian–Ukrainian crisis in March 2014, in particular "the issue of religious extremism" https://t.co/KpVUMMCwB4

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In her article Masooda Bano shows "how the changing socio-economic profile and attitudes of 2nd and 3rd generation Muslim immigrants mark a gradual shift away from textual literalism to scholars demonstrating an ability to relate Islam to European reality" https://t.co/7wkkINfxr9

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In the latest issue of the Journal of Muslims in Europe, lots on the making of authority and how it is not only attributed to leadership and personal status, but also to bodies of knowledge, to institutions, to legal, ethical and material matters, and to events. To highlight 2

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Based upon an analysis of four online discussions Dorieke Molenaar argues "Islamic authority is being made between online and offline environments used by young Muslims, between religious experts and ‘laymen’." Matters of trust are crucial here https://t.co/VhwOBrMIoO