Muslim perspectives on faith-based commerce, including Islamic finance, are an important component of international business. The ummah now balances faith and wealth in ways unseen across previous generations. Robust economic trends attest to the power of religious solidarity in private and public affairs. This alignment can be uncomfortable for some. The root of that tension may be narrow insight into everyday dealings across the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Khaled Beydoun amplifies his work on Islamophobia in America and now takes a global perspective. A basic premise here is that the US war on terror fertilizes religious tension worldwide. The material nimbly spans Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.…
