03104cam a22003495a 4500999001700000005001700017008004100034020001800075020001500093035002400108040011100132043002100243082002600264100002900290245010000319260004700419300002600466490003700492504006900529505064500598520099901243650004702242650006902289650003802358650005002396650004302446651001002489653002402499856008402523942000802607952013902615  c26875d2684720181016104826.0130103s2012    enk    frb    001 0 eng d  a9781848853881  a1848853882  a(OCoLC)ocn812577313  aNLEbengcNLEdOCLCOdKKUdNDDdBTCTAdUKMGBdBDXdYDXCPdYNKdCDXdQGKdBWXdMUUdDLCdEG-ScBUEdEG-ScBUE  ae-uk---ae-fr---04a323.65088297bOLI2221 aOliver-Dee, Sean,d1970-10aMuslim minorities and citizenship :bauthority, communities and Islamic law /cSean Oliver-Dee.  aLondon ;aNew York :bI. B. Tauris,c2012.  avii, 240 p. ;c24 cm.1 aLibrary of modern religion ;v23  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages [190]-237) and index.0 aHistorical and theological background. State, citizenship and the law: Islamic theology and history ; Anglo-French imperial interaction with Islam: historical contextualisation. -- Islam in minority: citizenship and the Ummah. Should Muslims always obey those in Authority over them, even when they are not muslims? ; From Ijtihad to Khilafah state: on what level should the notion of the Muslim community function? -- Islam in minority: Shari'a and the state. The introduction of Shari'a into British imperial India: issues and questions ; French imperial interaction with Shari'a ; The New World: Citizenship, Identity and the New Europe.  a"The issues of citizenship, identity and cohesion have rarely been as vital as they are today. Since the events of 9/11 and subsequent terrorist episodes in Bali, Madrid, London and elsewhere, focus in this area has centred primarily upon Muslim minority communities living in the West. This book examines the question of citizenship and loyalty, drawing on the historical contexts of Muslim minorities living under British and French imperial rule in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and looks at how shari'a functioned within the context of imperial civil code. It draws important comparisons that are of immense relevance today, and engages with current debates about the compatibility of Islamic law with civil law in non-Islamic societies. Engaging with both Muslim minority and government perspectives, this is important reading for scholars, students, commentators and policy-makers concerned with the question of Western engagement with its own minorities."--Publisher's website. 7aIslamic lawzNon-Islamic countries.2BUEsh 7aMuslimsxLegal status, laws, etc.zNon-Islamic countries.2BUEsh 7aCitizenship (Islamic law).2BUEsh 7aLawzGreat BritainxColoniesxHistory.2BUEsh 7aLawzFrancexColoniesxHistory.2BUEsh  2BUEsh  bBUSBOLcOctober2018413Table of contents onlyuhttp://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy13pdf05/2012288884.html  2ddc  00102ddc40708MERICaMAINbMAINc1STd2018-10-13ePurchaseg491.15h000292l0o323.65088297 OLIp000043234r2025-07-15 00:00:00yBB