Faithlines: Muslim Conceptions of Islam and SocietyThis innovative study of 4500 Muslims from Indonesia, Kazakstan, Pakistan, and Egypt explores the nature of Muslim religious consciousness, the concept of Ummah, and the self images of Islam held by the believers. The study also examines their attitude toward political Islam, gender roles, veiling, and patriarchy. |
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15b Do you agree or disagree with Darwins theory | 2 |
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