Postcolonialism and Islam

1 Introduction Part I: Keynotes 2 Multicultural Politics in Post-Islamist Muslim Britain - Tahir Abbas 3 Muhammad Iqbal: Islam, Aesthetics and Postcolonialism - Javed Majeed 4 Postcolonialism and Orientalism - Patrick Williams Part II: Theory 5 Between Postcolonialism and Radical Historicism: The Contested Muslim Political Subject - Rosa Vasilaki 6 Arab Spring: the End of Postcolonialism? Fanon's War and Franco-Maghrebian Theory - Kath Kerr-Koch 7 Rushdie, Said, Islam and Secular Postcolonialism - Hasan Majed Part III: Literature 8 Postnational Aesthetics and the Work of Mourning in Ahmed Ali's Twilight in Delhi - Alex Padamsee 9 The Domestic Other: Islam in Modern Arabic Literature - Christina Phillips 10 Academia, Empathy and Faith: Leila Aboulela's The Translator - Catherine Rashid 11 "He does not deny the suspicion that he himself is a Muslim": Goethe, Said and the other Orient - Fritz Wefelmeyer Part IV: Culture and Society 12 W.H. Quilliam, Marmaduke Pickthall and the Window of British Modernist Islam - Geoffrey Nash 13 Liberal Multiculturalism/ Liberal Monoculturalism - Alexej Ulbricht 14 Between Hip-Hop and Muhammad: European Muslim Hip-Hop and Identity - Amir Saeed Part V: Film 15 Realist Cinema and Political Islam - Anastasia Valassopoulos 16 Shooting Muslims: Looking at Islam in Bollywood through a Postcolonial Lens - Syed Haider Ali 17 The Battle of Algiers Revisited - Gerhard Koch