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The Power of European Fatwas: The Minority Fiqh Project and the Making of an Islamic Counterpublic

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The Power of European Fatwas: The Minority Fiqh Project and the Making of an Islamic Counterpublic, Alexandre Caeiro's 2010 article in the International Journal of Middle East Studies, is a peer reviewed study of European Islamic minority-fiqh fatwa councils and the counterpublic they help constitute. Its strength is publication in a leading area studies journal, grounded in direct research on the councils themselves. Its limit is that it examines specifically European minority-fiqh institutions; broader claims about fatwa practice elsewhere in the Muslim world should draw on separate scholarship for those contexts.

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Alexandre Caeiro's 2010 article in the International Journal of Middle East Studies, the top tier reflecting a peer reviewed study in a leading area studies journal, grounded in direct research on European minority-fiqh fatwa councils. Its limit is that it examines specifically European institutions; broader claims about fatwa practice elsewhere in the Muslim world should draw on separate scholarship.
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Peer-reviewed study of European Islamic minority-fiqh fatwa councils, International Journal of Middle East Studies, 2010.
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Alexandre Caeiro
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International Journal of Middle East Studies
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2010
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Journal article
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