Islam and the Governing of Muslims in France

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The book explores the complex relationship between Islam and France's secular framework, questioning whether Islam can adapt to the country's strict separation of public and private life. It delves into the broader implications of this debate, suggesting that the discourse surrounding Islam and Muslims is deeply intertwined with the principles of secularism, rather than solely stemming from ignorance or Islamophobia. Through this lens, the author examines the potential for coexistence and the challenges that arise in accommodating Muslim communities within a secular society.