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|a Drayson, Elizabeth
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|a Europe's Islamic Legacy: 1900 to the Present
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Proceedings of the Online Conference Hosted by the University of Cambridge on 20 October 2020
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|c 2023
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|a Islamic civilization
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|a Seven new scholarly essays present original research that includes rare historical and photographic materials highlighting the significance of Islamic civilization and its vexed legacy in a variety of contemporary European countries and challenging the perception of European identity as exclusively Christian. This volume unearths a rich, complex history of relationships between Muslims and Christians in Europe whose value lies in the close and continued connections between them that began so long ago on European soil.
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