Islam, Ethics and Diversity (IED) Network aims to advance and discuss research that investigates Muslim perceptions and experiences of diversity. IED Network is interested in discussing both the political and historical genealogies in the production of difference, and Muslim everyday experiences in contesting, navigating and (re)producing difference. The Network aims to discuss theoretical scholarship at the intersection of Islam, Ethics and Diversity as well as empirical work that investigates Muslim ethical life in contexts marked by socio-cultural, religious, ethnic diversity as well differences in class, and gender & family normative diversity. Muslim experiences of diversity include positionings vis-à-vis power-laden mechanisms of exclusion. It aims to discuss work across the disciplines, including Islamic studies, anthropology and sociology.
- Thijl Sunier: Making Islam Work: Islamic Authority Among Muslims in Western Europe (23/06/2025)
- Simon Stjernholm: Sensory Engagements in the Study of Muslim Piety (26/05/2025)
- Ingvild Flaskerud: Notions of ‘Ethicization’ of Islam in Europe Reconsidered (28/04/2025)
- Nasima Selim: Breathing Hearts in Suffocating Times: Sufi Healing Practices and anti-Muslim racism in Germany (31/03/2025)
- Johan Rasanayagam: “We need to trust in God”: Living with Hope in Morocco and the Problem of Agency in a Secular Anthropology (24/02/2025)
- Amani Hassani: Navigating Colour-Blind Societies: A Comparative Ethnography of Muslim Urban Life in Copenhagen and Montreal (27/01/2025)
- Francesco Piraino: Exploring Sufi Politics in Europe: Civic Engagement, Metapolitics, and Apolitical Millenarism (16/12/2024)