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Donald Trump’s election has ushered in a new age of uncertainty for Muslims in America, and brought several questions to the forefront. What will the future hold? Will Muslims be welcome in Trump’s America? What should we make of Barack Obama’s legacy? How can we deal with the hate crimes that have occurred after the election? We at The Islamic Monthly have been following these questions, and this issue features many writers who tackle them head on.
Trump and Muslims: How Far Can He Go?
MOHAMMAD FADEL
Donald Trump’s Crusade Against Muslims
FARID SENZAI
For Muslim Immigration Issues, Trump Should Look At Indonesia
STEFAN FRANZ
KHALED BEYDOUN
AMAL RACHELLE SYED
Making Islam Relevant: The Performative In Islamic Scholars
DANIEL TUTT
The Past is Present For American Muslims
WILL CALDWELL
American Muslims are Increasingly in the Crosshairs of Violent Militia Extremists
ALEJANDRO BEUTEL AND DARYL JOHNSON, WITH MIMI YU AND ASMA SHAH
AMANDA FIGUERAS
Anti-Muslim Sentiment and Right-Wing Populism
CHRISTOPHER COCHRANE
Islam On the Banks of the Thames
CHRISTOPHER JACKSON
Not One Class or the Other: Class and Identity Politics
DEVAN HAWKINS
The Religious Root of Conflicts in the Middle East
GENEIVE ABDO
KEVIN JAMES
Will the US Be “Indispensable” to Syria’s Future?
LAYLA SALEH
I was Housed, Fed Loved, and Saved in Syria by the Refugees
MAI NGUYEN-PHUONG-MAI
Trump, Immigration, and the Politics of Deception
MICHAEL VICENTE PEREZ
ROBERT RIGNEY
Canada’s New Age of Rightwing Dog Whistling
STEVEN ZHOU
