We (also) are the Nation - Why we must fight against Islamophobia, by Marwan MUHAMMAD

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Director of the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF), created in 2003, Marwan Muhammad delivers here his analysis of the recent evolution of French society. He also shares his concerns as well as his hopes.

Returning to his own trajectory as a Frenchman of the Muslim faith, this text usefully deflates the often absurd "controversies" of which Muslims are the object

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    We (also) are the Nation - Why we must fight against Islamophobia, by Marwan MUHAMMAD

    Director of the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF), created in 2003, Marwan Muhammad delivers here his analysis of the recent evolution of French society. He also shares his concerns as well as his hopes.

    The mere fact of pronouncing the word "Islamophobia" provokes hives in some French politicians and media. As if they hadn't noticed that Muslims were the target of increasingly violent attacks. As if the simple fact of denouncing the injustices and racism that strike millions of French people made you an accomplice of the worst terrorists.

    Marwan Muhammad intends to get out of this trap, these blackmails and these fantasies. Returning to his own trajectory as a Frenchman of the Muslim faith and explaining without embellishment the mission that the CCIF has set itself, a mission that is both modest and ambitious, this text usefully deflates the often absurd, but always revealing, "polemics" of which target Muslims, as well as those involved in the fight against racism and Islamophobia.

    Faced with nostalgia who set up the past as a project for the future, Marwan Muhammad suggests working for a fairer, more optimistic society, in which those who are still ostracized from society are called upon to reassure others by repeating each day: “We (also) are the Nation! »
    A society where no one would ever think of doubting it.

    About the Author: Marwan MUHAMMAD

    Marwan Muhammad, is a statistician and community activist. He joined the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF) in 2010, before becoming its director in 2016.

    Table of contents

    Prologue
    1. Not quite like the others

    Alexandria, Sétif, Paris: an unlikely encounter
    A child of the capital
    A family Islam, lived in evidence and simplicity
    Between public school and private Catholic education
    Trials, Errors, and Successes
    Discovering the world of finance
    College, rap and faith
    In the jungle of La Défense
    Japan: radical change of scenery and awareness
    Towards commitment
    2. The CCIF fight
    The origins of the CCIF: the emergence of Islamophobic discourse and acts
    Early supporters and development
    The submerged part of the Islamophobic iceberg
    Beyond the law, a systemic approach to Islamophobia
    Within Muslim Communities: Islam and Human Rights
    Communicate: the word of the CCIF to public opinion and the media
    3. Deconstructing Islamophobic ideologies: instructions
    “Religion is the opium of the people”
    “Muslims are against freedom of expression”
    "In the name of women's freedom, the headscarf must be banned"
    “Islamophobia is not racism, it is criticism of Islam”
    "The fight against Islamophobia: a claim to identity and religion"
    “Secularism is in danger from Muslims”
    “We cannot be racist since we are on the left”
    “Muslims are communitarians”
    “Muslims must assimilate. In Rome, do as the Romans. »
    "No to the Islamization of France"
    “Muslims must stop victimizing themselves”
    "The far right is not Islamophobic but patriotic"
    "The fight against Islamophobia is the vanguard of political Islam"
    4. The state in the face of Islamophobia: structural ambivalence
    Mechanisms that form a system
    Legal strategies and political context: opportunities and risks
    When the State passes (discreetly) in force
    New territories of discrimination
    The private sector: a differentiated reality
    Political class: the premium for Islamophobia
    Anti-terrorism put to the test of reality
    intelligence gaps
    The state of emergency in action
    Fight against radicalization: a failing market
    5. One Islam, Muslims
    Rise and decline of consular Islam
    Ways of faith: a plural and evolving experience
    Muslim women: feminine plurals
    Muslims and politics: participation or defection?
    “France, she loves me or I leave her”.

    9782707195791

    Data sheet

    Reliure
    Softcover
    Auteurs
    Marwan MUHAMMAD
    Langues
    .Français
    *YEAR
    2017
    SUPPORT: -
    Livre
    THEME : -
    Islam , Islamophobie
    Éditions
    La Découverte
    Condition : -
    New
    Number of pages : -
    248
    SIZE (CM):
    13.5 x 22 cm
    Weight (kg): -
    0.303 kg
    EAN13: -
    9782707195791

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