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Muslims in Europe: The Ottoman Heritage Islamic calligraphy in a tile design from a 16th century Ottoman mosque (collection of the author) 4
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Page 9 and 10: Reviewing the basics of Islam At th
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Page 49 and 50: IV. Women in Islam One of the most
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Pipes, Daniel. 1983. In the Path of
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34 - Esposito, John L. 1999. The Ox
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Procedures/Activities: 1. Introduct
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Name ______________________________
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Post-WWII European Economy Economic
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The specter of inflation and curren
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Post-WWII European Economy Rebuildi
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Teacher Materials A. Stimuli to Rec
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c. The majority of migrants from ou
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Ask them if we as a country struggl
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with the class. Make a list on the
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6. During the class discussion/shar
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NAME RISE OF ISLAM DATE Read all di
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NAME DATE NAPOLEONIC EUROPE 1812 Re
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NAME EUROPE 1914 DATE Read all dire
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NAME DATE EUROPE AFTER THE FIRST WO
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NAME DATE EUROPE 1939 Read all dire
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NAME DATE MODERN EUROPE Read all di
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Evolving Religious & Cultural Ident
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European Union Countries with The L
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MUSLIM WORLD MAPS 116
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Modern Muslims In Europe 1945 - Pre
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Isolated Disadvantaged Segregated P
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Why Are Europeans Worried? Cont…
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Your Assignment 1) Read the Christi
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Center for Middle Eastern Studies a
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epeatedly in public appearances, se
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(EUMC), Europe's ethnic minorities
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Male Hijab The Kufi Why Do Some Lad
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Types of Hijab • The al-amira is
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Does this picture surprise you? Why
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There has been lots of controversy
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French headscarf ban opens rifts By
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3
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ut I think it is those women who ar
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Austria Demographics There are appr
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Belgium The emergence of the Muslim
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Major Muslim Organizations In the c
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framework, Applicants for a certifi
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schools, inter alia. The so-called
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In addition there are numerous loca
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and called it a “timid, narrow-mi
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The largest Muslim organisation is
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to have separate education for memb
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Schools In Cordoba, the Ibn Rushd I
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An influx of economic refugees Clos
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channel. They have been sentenced f
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Islamisk Samling (PIS, Political Is
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Statistics also show that the Musli
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The foundation of the Geneva Mosque
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Media’s Reviews and publications
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United Kingdom Number of Muslims an
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English is the main medium of instr
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Barriers to a Multicultural Europe
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Unemployment Muslim Unemployment Ty
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The Mosque of Rome 188
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