Al-Britannia, my country : a journey through Muslim Britain /
by Fergusson, James.
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BookPublisher: London : Bantam Press, 2017Description: 385 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (colour) ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780593077375 (hbk.) :; 0593077377 (hbk.) :.Classification number: 305.697 FERSubject(s): Muslims -- Great Britain | Muslims -- Great Britain -- Social conditions | Islam -- Great Britain | Great Britain -- Religion | Society | SocietySummary: In this groundbreaking book, James Fergusson travels the length of Britain to explore our often misunderstood Muslim communities, and to experience life on both sides of our increasingly segregated society. In his search to answer important questions about Britain's future, Fergusson finds a cauldron of tolerance and intolerance, kindness and ugliness, fear and friendship, and ultimately shines a light on the reality of life in Britain today.
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| 305.569 WOR Shadows of the workhouse | 305.5692 CAR No fixed abode: a journey through homelessness from Cornwall to London | 305.697 ALK Muslim girl : a coming of age / | 305.697 FER Al-Britannia, my country : | 305.697 FER Al-Britannia : a journey through Muslim Britain / | 305.697 HUS Among the mosques : a journey across Muslim Britain / | 305.697 ILY The secret diary of a British Muslim aged 13 3/4 / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
In this groundbreaking book, James Fergusson travels the length of Britain to explore our often misunderstood Muslim communities, and to experience life on both sides of our increasingly segregated society. In his search to answer important questions about Britain's future, Fergusson finds a cauldron of tolerance and intolerance, kindness and ugliness, fear and friendship, and ultimately shines a light on the reality of life in Britain today.
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