Images of the Prophet Muhammad in English Literature seeks to promote a better understanding between the Muslim world and the West against the backdrop of the Danish cartoons and the deplorable tragedy of 9/11, which has evoked a general interest in things Islamic. This book recounts and analyzes the image of Prophet Muhammad, as reflected in English literary texts from the twelfth to nineteenth centuries. It will be of much interest to students of English literary history, cultural studies, Islamic studies, and literary Orientalism.
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Islamic Literary Society’s new series ‘subjects that matter’ discusses Prof Anne Norton’s book ‘On the Muslim Question’. The discussion embarks on questions such as whether Muslims are the problem? Muslim and justice, Muslim and sexuality, and much more. Link to the review of the book
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