Reimagining Ummah: The Role of Third-Generation Immigrant Women in the Transformation of Turkish Islam in Europe
For decades, the traditional precepts of “Turkish Islam” have defined the community structure for Turkish immigrants in The Netherlands. Today, spiritualism rather than Islamic morality is emerging as the more compelling religious practice among young people, especially among women who are looking t...
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Year: 2024, Volume: 15, Issue: 8 |
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B The Netherlands B Turkish Islamism B integration policy B Ummah |
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