Re-Defining the Black Self "The Muslim Way" : Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans
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Re-Defining the Black Self "The Muslim Way" : Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans (2013)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783659286872 bzw. 3659286877, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: 'Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam ' By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and 'otherness' due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. 176 pp. Englisch, Books.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: 'Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam ' By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and 'otherness' due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. 176 pp. Englisch, Books.
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Re-Defining the Black Self ´The Muslim Way´ (2013)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783659286872 bzw. 3659286877, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Österreich, zzgl. Versandkosten.
Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: ´Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?´ By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and ´otherness´ due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. 15.11.2013, Taschenbuch.
Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: ´Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?´ By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and ´otherness´ due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. 15.11.2013, Taschenbuch.
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Re-Defining the Black Self The Muslim Way - Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783659286872 bzw. 3659286877, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Re-Defining the Black Self The Muslim Way: Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: `Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam ` By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and `otherness` due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Re-Defining the Black Self The Muslim Way: Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: `Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam ` By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and `otherness` due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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Re-Defining the Black Self "The Muslim Way"
~EN NW ABISBN: 9783659286872 bzw. 3659286877, vermutlich in Englisch, neu, Hörbuch.
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Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: "Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?" By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and "otherness" due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration.
Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: "Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?" By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and "otherness" due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration.
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Re-Defining the Black Self ´The Muslim Way´ (2013)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783659286872 bzw. 3659286877, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Schweiz, Versandfertig innert 4 - 7 Werktagen.
Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans, Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: ´Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?´ By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and ´otherness´ due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Taschenbuch, 15.11.2013.
Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans, Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: ´Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?´ By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and ´otherness´ due to life experiences in a dominant cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Taschenbuch, 15.11.2013.
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Re-Defining the Black Self "The Muslim Way": Conversions From Christianity To Islam Among African-Americans (2013)
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Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: "Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?" By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and "otherness" due to life experiences in a ***nt cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Paperback, Label: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-11-14, Freigegeben: 2013-11-14, Studio: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Verkaufsrang: 2205088.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, the_book_community.
Muslims in the U.S are often associated with Arab and South-Asian immigration. However, among U.S born Muslims slightly more than half are African-Americans. What is more, a high percentage of them are converts from Christianity. The book examines the question: "Why do African-Americans to such a big extent convert from Christianity to Islam?" By examining African-American men and women`s life stories the book seeks to understand the appeal and adaptability of religion with a special emphasis on Islam. In addition to a phenomenological approach several academic fields are presented with a special focus on Post-Colonial theories, Sociology of Religion and African-American History. The book offers a useful insight into an ethnic minority`s personal reflections upon the complexity of identity, ethnic dicrimination and "otherness" due to life experiences in a ***nt cultural hegemony. The target group are students, academics and people working in the field of social work and integration. Paperback, Label: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2013-11-14, Freigegeben: 2013-11-14, Studio: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Verkaufsrang: 2205088.
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Re-Defining the Black Self The Muslim Way
~EN PB NWISBN: 3659286877 bzw. 9783659286872, vermutlich in Englisch, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Taschenbuch, neu.
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