Ethnicity, Religion, and Muslim Education in a Changing World

Karamat Iqbal is Education and Equalities consultant and Director at the Forward Partnership consultancy, UK.Tahir Abbas is Professor of Radicalisation Studies at the Institute of Security and Global Affairs at Leiden University in The Hague in the Netherlands.

• ForewordIntroduction1 Ethnicity, Religion, and Politics in the Education of Ethnic Minorities and Muslims in Post-War Britain2 Challenges of Muslimness: British Pakistani Students in State Schools3 From teacher training to school leadership4 Racialisation, securitisation, and professionalisation of Muslim teachers: life stories from Muslim teachers5 Addressing Muslim needs6 Muslim pupils’ perspectives on racism, the curriculum, and British values7 Educating Muslim children: Developing a culturally responsive pedagogy8 At-home good parenting amongst the British Kashmiris9 Multilingualism in the British Azad Kashmiri Community10 Understanding all our histories11 Performing Identity: The Pakistani Migrant and the Arts12 The language of race in Britain13 The diversity of diversities in religion and worldview education14 Reporting of Trojan Horse15 A Participant voice on the Trojan Horse affair16 Schools Linking: How do we all live well together?Afterword