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The Imperceptibility of Muslim Identity 30 May 2025 Nadia B. Ahmad
Blocking Faith: How American Muslims Are Chilled Through the New Anti-Muslim Statutes and the Security Agencies' Surveillance in the Era of Digital Policing 25 February 2024 Ahmed Al Rawi
The Failure to Engage with the Reality of Muslim Women in the Labour Market in the European Union 31 January 2024 Erica Howard
Islam, Islamophobia and Legal Scholarship (Searchable Database) 29 January 2024 Vernellia Randall
Asking the Muslim Woman Question: Understanding the Social and Legal Construction of Muslim Women 26 August 2023 Bethool Zehra Haider
Unveiling: The Law of Gendered Islamophobia 01 August 2023 Khaled A. Beydoun and Nura A. Sediqe
On Terrorists and Freedom Fighters 23 November 2022 Khaled A. Beydoun
Fighting Global Surveillance: Lessons from the American Muslim Community 03 November 2022 Danna Z. Elmasry
Muslim America: Extreme Islamophobia Puts Pressure on the Nation's Judicial System by Means of Terrorism 01 June 2022 Aamir Shan Ibrahim
The Protection and Empowerment of People with Disabilities in Islamic Law 03 May 2022 Margaret R. Austen
“Blood, Sweat, Tears:” A Muslim Woman Law Professor's View on Degenerative Racism, Misogyny, and (Internal) Islamophobia from Preeclampsia and Presumed Incompetent to Pandemic Tenure 29 April 2022 Nadia B. Ahmad
The Statelessness Problem of the Rohingya Muslims 27 December 2020 Shehmin Awan

 

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