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1	Why Are You “Active”? -Voices of Young Muslim Women Post-9/11 Aslam, Jabeen 16 February 2012 (has links) Contributing to the literature on the Muslim experience post-9/11, the purpose of this study was to engage with a group that is often talked about, but not with: Muslim youth. Using an integrative anti-racist and anti-colonial approach with an emphasis on a spiritual way of knowing, this study gives voice to young Muslim activists in Toronto who have made the choice to “do something”. The study aims to understand what motivates these young activists, particularly in the context of post-9/11 Islamophobia, with the goal being to challenge stereotypical perceptions of Muslims, while contributing to the body of knowledge that aims to disrupt dominant notions of what “Canadian” identity is. The following analysis helps answer this question, which includes the role of spirituality, the attachment to Canadian identity and the desire to educate. Key challenges and what these youth prescribe for Canada’s future are also discussed. Muslim youth post 9/11 Canada Islamophobia Muslim youth activism spirituality and education anti-racism identity Islam 0534 0340 0631 0453 0515 0626 0700 0344
2	Why Are You “Active”? -Voices of Young Muslim Women Post-9/11 Aslam, Jabeen 16 February 2012 (has links) Contributing to the literature on the Muslim experience post-9/11, the purpose of this study was to engage with a group that is often talked about, but not with: Muslim youth. Using an integrative anti-racist and anti-colonial approach with an emphasis on a spiritual way of knowing, this study gives voice to young Muslim activists in Toronto who have made the choice to “do something”. The study aims to understand what motivates these young activists, particularly in the context of post-9/11 Islamophobia, with the goal being to challenge stereotypical perceptions of Muslims, while contributing to the body of knowledge that aims to disrupt dominant notions of what “Canadian” identity is. The following analysis helps answer this question, which includes the role of spirituality, the attachment to Canadian identity and the desire to educate. Key challenges and what these youth prescribe for Canada’s future are also discussed. Muslim youth post 9/11 Canada Islamophobia Muslim youth activism spirituality and education anti-racism identity Islam 0534 0340 0631 0453 0515 0626 0700 0344
3	Why are you “Active”? - Voices of Young Muslim Women Post-9/11 Aslam, Jabeen 29 November 2011 (has links) Contributing to the literature on the Muslim experience post-9/11, the purpose of this study was to engage with a group that is often talked about, but not with: Muslim youth. Using an integrative anti-racist and anti-colonial approach with an emphasis on a spiritual way of knowing, this study gives voice to young Muslim activists in Toronto who have made the choice to “do something”. The study aims to understand what motivates these young activists, particularly in the context of post-9/11 Islamophobia, with the goal being to challenge stereotypical perceptions of Muslims, while contributing to the body of knowledge that aims to disrupt dominant notions of what “Canadian” identity is. The following analysis helps answer this question, which includes the role of spirituality, the attachment to Canadian identity and the desire to educate. Key challenges and what these youth prescribe for Canada’s future are also discussed. Muslim youth 9/11 Muslim youth identity Muslim youth activism youth activism anti-racism Islamophobia Canadian identity 0515 0527 0534 0340 0631 0453 0334 0727

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