Respectability, Resistance or Refuge: How Muslim Leaders in Norway Respond to Being Seen as a Threat
Summary A new study published in Ethnic and Racial Studies offers a fresh way of understanding how Muslim leaders in Europe respond to hostility and suspicion. Sociologist Olav Elgvin from Fafo, an Os...
Summary A landmark special issue of Ethnic and Racial Studies has introduced a powerful new concept for understanding Muslim life in Europe: “the Muslim Trap.” Editors from the University ...
Summary A new study examines how four contemporary European mosques use ornamentation to express Islamic identity while embracing modern architectural trends. Researchers Hanalysed the Cologne Central...
Summary A new study published in Ethnic and Racial Studies offers a rare, ground-level view of what it actually feels like to be Muslim in Britain today. Sociologist Ajmal Hussain from the University ...
The Short Version (Summary) A new study published in Ethnic and Racial Studies has exposed a troubling reality inside British universities: Muslim staff face persistent Islamophobia, and the systems m...
Summary A book chapter published by Edinburgh University Press examines one of Europe’s smallest and least-discussed Muslim communities: Muslims in Croatia. Author Dino Mujadžević traces how a c...
Summary A new study published in Ethnic and Racial Studies has taken a hard look at one of the most talked-about ideas in British politics: the so-called “Muslim vote.” Researchers from th...
Summary A systematic review published in the International Journal of Management Reviews has exposed a deeply overlooked reality: Muslim mothers who breastfeed while holding down jobs face a unique se...
Summary A new scientific review published in Cogent Social Sciences has mapped nearly two decades of research on Muslim-friendly tourism, and the results reveal a market that has moved from the margin...
The Ancient Solution to a Modern Crisis In 2023, over 735 million people faced chronic hunger worldwide—a sharp rise from pre-pandemic levels. In Pakistan alone, more than one-third of households expe...
The Chicken on Your Plate When you buy halal chicken at the supermarket or butcher, you’re probably thinking about one thing: is it permissible for me to eat? But a new scientific study has reve...
Introduction: A Scoop of Uncertainty? Ice cream is, by its very nature, a simple pleasure. Cream, sugar, flavor, cold. Yet for millions of Muslim consumers worldwide, this seemingly innocent dessert c...
Introduction: The Healing Power of the Quran—Now Proven by Science For 1,400 years, Muslims have recited the Quran not only as an act of worship but as a source of comfort, healing, and peace. The Qur...
Introduction: A Brief Whisper, A Deep Wound In the bustling social world of seventh-century Arabia, amidst the noise of markets and the intimacy of close-knit communities, the Prophet Muhammad (peace ...
Introduction: The Quiet Revolution in Your Bathroom Cabinet For decades, Muslim consumers have faced an uncomfortable paradox each morning and night. The act of brushing one’s teeth—a practice n...
- Discrimination in Germany: What 4,538 People from Muslim-Majority Countries Reveal About Everyday Life
- Traditional Arabic & Islamic Medicine in Qatar: Study Confirms Ancient Healing Practices Still Thrive in Modern Healthcare
- Cultured Meat and Halal: Can Lab-Grown Meat Ever Be Permissible for Muslims?
- How Myanmar Turned a Muslim Minority Into a “Fearsome Other”: What a New Study Reveals
- The Muslim Sultan Who Fed Ireland: A Forgotten Story of Muslim Compassion
- Understanding the UN Anti-Corruption Convention and Islamic Teaching
- Geopolitical Risk and ASEAN5: Do Islamic Indices Offer Protection?
- Prophetic Foods Meet Science: A 32-Country Survey Shows How Muslims Blend Faith and Health
- Why Halal Certification Remains Elusive in the Philippines: A Story of Good Intentions and Hard Realities
- Can Islamic Finance Help Fight Poverty and Protect the Planet? Yes, With Conditions
