How Islam became 'American'

Amir Hussain

How Islam became 'American'

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Abstract

Muhammad Ali “made being Muslim cool, in a way that no one could challenge his belongingness to America”. Ali represents the best of American ideals, the Orlando shooter represents the worse

Original language	English
Journal	Oasis
State	Published - Mar 16 2017

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Religion

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