From the rise of ISIS and revolutions in North Africa and Middle East to more tempered discussions about what it means to be a Muslim in "the West," this student-focused textbook, unpacks how we talk about, think about, and represent Islam, its place in and relationship to "the West."
Supported by an accessible introduction, real-world case studies, a glossary of terms, and discussion points at the end of each chapter, Nathan Lean offers students a comprehensive and alternative framework to Islam and "the West" in the 21st century.