Muslim Prayer in American Public Life 1st Edition

Capture a timely perspective on faith, law, and everyday practice with Muslim Prayer in American Public Life, 1st Edition by Rose Aslan. This compelling study illuminates how Muslim prayer has shaped—and been shaped by—American civic spaces, from workplaces and schools to courthouses and city plazas.

Aslan guides readers through real-life encounters, legal disputes, and community negotiations that reveal the many ways prayer intersects with U.S. notions of religious freedom, pluralism, and public policy. Clear, well-organized chapters make complex topics accessible for students, policymakers, faith leaders, and curious readers across the United States seeking a grounded, scholarly yet readable account.

Explore case studies from major American cities and local communities that illustrate the practical challenges of accommodating prayer in diverse institutions. The book examines legal frameworks, social dynamics, and interfaith responses, offering nuanced analysis without jargon—ideal for classroom use, civic discussion groups, and informed citizens navigating multicultural public life.

Why this edition matters: it situates Muslim prayer within contemporary debates about the First Amendment, workplace accommodation, and inclusion, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in religion in public life, American pluralism, and community relations.

Thoughtful, timely, and authoritative, Muslim Prayer in American Public Life is a must-read for readers across the U.S. who want informed perspectives on faith in public spaces. Order your copy today to deepen understanding and contribute to better-informed public conversations.

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