2008
DOI: 10.7146/tifo.v3i1.24557
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Andre muslimske identiteter: et studie af ikke-organiserede muslimske minoriteter i Danmark.

Abstract: ResuméDenne artikel er baseret på et studie af transnationale aegteskaber gennem 13 kvalitative interview med danske muslimer foretaget i efteråret 2006. Hovedformålet med artiklen er at undersøge hvordan disse 13 mennesker, som er karakteriseret ved ikke at vaere organiseret aktive muslimer og ved at vaere en minoritet i Danmark, konstruerer og forhandler religiøs identitet. Eftersom interviewene ikke involverede specifikke religiøse spørgsmål, argumenterer artiklen for, at dette tillader for en alternativ em… Show more

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“…The narratives show great variety as regards the meaning of religion (see also Galal and Liengaard, 2003;Jeldtoft, 2009). For some, it is primarily a platform for social engagement, others take a pragmatic approach and talk about religion as a 'habit', and others again place it as their basic attitude to life -e.g.…”
Section: Aesthetic Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The narratives show great variety as regards the meaning of religion (see also Galal and Liengaard, 2003;Jeldtoft, 2009). For some, it is primarily a platform for social engagement, others take a pragmatic approach and talk about religion as a 'habit', and others again place it as their basic attitude to life -e.g.…”
Section: Aesthetic Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Another aesthetic-ethical process of identification connects to religious communities; the fragile nature of the affiliations with the nation can be conducive to engagement in religion. The narratives show great variety as regards the meaning of religion (see also Galal and Liengaard, 2003;Jeldtoft, 2009). For some, it is primarily a platform for social engagement, others take a pragmatic approach and talk about religion as a 'habit', and others again place it as their basic attitude to life -e.g.…”
Section: Aesthetic Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dette argument er bl.a. blevet fremført af Nadia Jeldtoft (2008Jeldtoft ( , 2012. Hvor interessen for institutionalisering har ført til relevant forskning i muslimske foreninger, muslimske skoler, moskeer, er faren, at dette perspektiv på islam og muslimer bliver styrende for den samlede forståelse, således at den religiøst aktive, institutionaliserede eller organiserede muslim bliver metonymi for alle muslimer.…”
Section: Aktuelle Udfordringer I Islamforskningenunclassified