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Islam and American Pluralism - Muslim Identity in Post-9/11 America

Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube

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Explore the complex role of Muslim Americans in contributing to religious pluralism, particularly during times of political division and cultural fragmentation. Delve into the challenges and experiences of being Muslim in America post-9/11, during the Trump era, and amidst changing attitudes towards immigration. Examine how Islamic religious convictions intersect with other aspects of identity, and how non-Muslims sometimes misunderstand these nuances. Discover the spiritual resources within Islamic teachings and communities that provide support and strength. Learn about instances of solidarity between American Muslims and other faith communities in building trust and fostering renewal. Gain insights into the multifaceted nature of Muslim American identity and its impact on religious pluralism in the United States.

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Islam and American Pluralism


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The Aspen Institute

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