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The Review of Faith & International Affairs – Special Issue

The Review of Faith & International Affairs.

special issue:

Islam and Religious Freedom

Table of ContentsToward a Muslim Marketplace of Ideas  by Jennifer Bryson

Preserving the Freedom for Faith: Re-evaluating the Politics of Compulsion  by Abdullah bin Hamid Ali

Religious Freedom and Interreligious Relations in Islam: Reflections on Da’wah  by Louay Safi

American Muslims: A (New) Islamic Discourse on Religious Freedom  by John Musselman

The Politics of Religious Minorities in Muslim-Majority States: Old Challenges and New Trends by Ziya Meral

Ambiguities of Apostasy and the Repression of Muslim Dissent  by Abdullah Saeed

Religious Freedom and the Rule of the Clan in Muslim Societies  by Mark Weiner

Blasphemy Laws in Muslim-majority Countries by Asma Uddin

Exporting Blasphemy Restrictions: The Organization of the Islamic Conference and the United Nations  by Paul Marshall

The Trouble with American Foreign Policy and Islam  by Thomas Farr

At the Intersection of Islam and Human Rights: Gender, Identity, and Religious Freedom  by Kristen Lundquist

Islam and American Exceptionalism  by John Musselman

What God Hath Put Asunder  by Judd Birdsall

Gracious Engagement: Interfaith Dialogue and the “Other”  by Laura Merziq Fabrycky

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