Muslim Youth

Contributors and Editors \ Acknowledgements \ Foreword \ 1. Introduction Mohammad S. Seddon & Fauzia Ahmad \ Part I: Muslim Youth: Negotiating Local and Global Contexts \ 2. The Phenomenon of Serial Nihilism among British Muslim Youth of Bradford, England Saeed A. Khan \ 3. An Analysis of the Factors that Pave the Way for the Radicalization of British Muslim Youth from a Comparative Perspective Ihsan Yilmaz \ Part II: Identity and Belonging \ 4. Muslim Migrant Youth: Descriptive Factors related to Acculturation and Psychosocial Adaptation M. Taqi Tirmazi, Altaf Husain, Fatima Mirza & Tasanee R. Walsh \ 5. Religion, Language or Ethnicity? Hybridized Identity among the Ismaili Youth of Afghanistan in Germany Yahia Baiza \ 6. Turning to my Religion Muhammad G Khan \ Part III: Education and New Media \ 7. 'Growing Up Under Lockdown' or 'Educational Pioneers'? Challenging Stereotypes of British Muslim Women in Higher Education Fauzia Ahmad \ 8. Muslim Youth at University: a Critical Examination of the British Higher Education Experience Seyfeddin Kara \ 9. Muslim Youth and Citizenship Education: Idealism, Islam and Prospects for Successful Citizenship Education Nader Al-Refai & Christopher Bagley \ Part IV: Methodologies of Engaging \ 10. Activity and Alterity: Youth Work with Muslim 'Girls' Gill Cressey \ 11. Youth Work and Islam: A Growing Tradition? Brian Belton \ 12. Training Muslim Youth to be 'Khateebs' Arif Fitzsimon \ 13. Engaging with Young Muslims: Some Paradigms from the Qur'an and Sunnah Mohammad S. Seddon \ Websites, Addresses and Contacts of Prominent Agencies, Institutions and Organisations Dedicated to Muslim Youth Work \ Notes \ Bibliography \ Index