The emergence of Salafism as a “religion of the gaps” thus refutes “the ‘hard’ interpretation of secularization” and demonstrates that religious decline is neither a simple nor straightforward process, and does not include “the demise […]
As a result of this newfound faith, many respondents felt a sense of agency in terms of their ability to avert feelings of unhappiness, uncertainty and the general malaise often associated with the rapid demise […]
Locating the truth within Salafism also proved the most significant juncture at which the paths of all respondents, irrespective of social and cultural backgrounds, intersected based upon the foundational principle of Islam known as Tawheed, […]
Islam is the right religion, but Salafiyyah is the right route. (Nada) The search for ‘salvation’ revealed another major theme within the conversion narratives of respondents who converted to Salafism: the significance of finding the […]
The previous articles sought to understand the changing face of religion in Europe by focusing on some of the reasons why women from vastly different social and cultural backgrounds have become increasingly attracted to Salafism. […]
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