Explore the complex relationship between Islam and postcolonial identity with ‘Islam and Postcolonial Discourse.’ This vital collection counters simplistic media portrayals of Islam by delving into the diverse subjectivities of Muslim experiences. Examining contested terms like secularism, Islamopolitics, and Islamophobia, the book offers a multidisciplinary perspective on how Islam shapes postcolonial selves. Discover nuanced understandings of faith, female identity, and the figure of the Muslim, fostering a more informed dialogue and challenging pervasive hostilities. Essential reading for understanding contemporary cultural signifiers and the evolving role of religion in shaping global identities. A must-have for ‘The Bookish Owl’ readers seeking depth and critical insight.