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Politics
[Contents]
Starting at 9.11, American society was struck by a serious Islamophobia, with hostility and feelings of discrimination against Muslims.
In some states, there is a debate over the enactment of anti-Sharia laws due to the disregard of human rights under Islamic law.
In the presidential election, political consideration for only about 1 percent of the U.S. population is gradually lost.
How did Islamic society and Muslims change?
We will explore the inside truth in a comprehensive manner from the perspectives of policy issues and diplomacy.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Overview of U.S. Muslim Society
1 U.S. Muslim Population
2 U.S. Muslim Diversity
3 U.S. Muslim Historical Background
4 Overview of U.S. Muslim Research
Chapter 2 : U.S. Muslims as political actors
1 U.S. Muslim Political Participation
2 U.S. Muslim Civil Society Organization
4 Overcoming Islamic Constraints
5 Liberal Islam
Chapter 3 : Islamophobia in the United States
1 U.S. Muslims
1 U.S. Muslim Political Participation
2 U.S. Muslim Political Orientation
4 Overcoming Islamic Constraints
5 Liberal Islam
Chapter 3 : Islamophobia in the United States
1 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Muslim Political Orientation
4 Overcoming Islamic Constraints
5 Liberal Islam
Chapter 4 : U.S. Presidential Election and U.S. Muslim Political Involvement
1 U.S. Middle East and Islamic Region Policy and U.S. Muslims
1 U.S. and the Islamic World
2 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Islam
4 U.S. Positioning
Chapter 5 : Presidential Election and U.S. Muslim Political Involvement
1 U.S. Middle East and Islamic Region Policy and U.S. Muslims
1 U.S. and the Islamic World
2 U.S. Islam
2 U.S. Islam
4 U.S. Islam
Chapter 5 : Presidential Election and U.S. Muslim Political Involvement
1 U.S. President Election and the Islamic World
2 U.S. President Election and the Islamic World
3 U.S. Islam