Schirin Amir-Moazami is Professor of Islam in Europe at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Genealogies of Integration and Islampolitik 2. Integration and the emergence of a “Muslim Question”3. Measuring Integration: Governing through Knowledge 4. Dialogue with Muslims: Governing through Recognition 5. Blood, Race, Religion: Governing through Discipline Conclusion References Notes Index

Well-written, perceptive, and un-flinching in its analysis, Schirin Amir-Moazami’s Interrogating Muslims is an important and timely intervention into the conversations and contestations around the Muslim Question in Germany. Amir-Moazami shows with rare clarity that we should think of ‘integration’ less as the incontrovertible good in the contested terrain of majority-minority relations and more as a crucial element in the governance of Muslim minorities—and in the identity formation of the majority. Through the lens of the Muslim Question, what comes into focus here is in fact the question of Germany’s liberal identity itself.