Annotated Bibliographies

Islam and Islamophobia Resources for Educators (2021)

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Impact Analysis of Muslim Organizations (2021)

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Challenges Facing Muslim Youth in Canada (2019)

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RSS Journal Issues

In Canada, 2021 marked the 50th anniversary of the adoption of multiculturalism as a federal policy. The diversity of the four articles in this volume demonstrates the myriad of ways in which multiculturalism informs and impacts Muslim life and ways of being in Canada. As a deeply fraught, yet central tenet of Canadian national narratives, multiculturalism requires close and critical attention from many vantage points. Muslim perspectives on multiculturalism are particularly telling, as Islam and Muslims so frequently find themselves at the margins or fractures of multiculturalism – sometimes with deeply harmful consequences. Yet it is not always so dire. As some of our authors demonstrate, Muslim ways of interacting with, participating in and resisting multiculturalism also show a way forward towards a more truly pluralistic society.

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Research Papers

Mohadi, Mawloud, Normative Islamic Conceptualizations of Families and Kinship Through Maqasid Perspectives: A Comprehensive Literature Study – Malaysian Journal of Syariah and Law, Vol. 11(2), December 2023, pp. 290-309.

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Valerio, Nakita. “Making Space for Religious Voices and Ways of Life: A Needs Assessment of Albertan Religious Communities and an Example for Religious Studies Centers (RSCs),” Chester Ronning Center for the Study of Religion and Public Life, University of Alberta, Institute for Religious and Socio-Political Studies, 2023.

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Valerio, Nakita. “CMW-KW Waterloo Muslim Youth Needs Assessment,” Coalition of Muslim Women Kitchener-Waterloo, Institute for Religious and Socio-Political Studies, 2023.

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Alizai, Hassina. (2023). European Approaches to Stopping Islamophobia are Inadequate: Lessons for Canadians Combating Anti-Muslim Racism and Hatred. Journal of Hate Studies, 18(1), 63– 79. DOI: https://doi.org/10.33972/jhs.219

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Trends and Themes in the Study of Muslims in Canada: A Composite Picture of Diverse Set of Communities (Literature Review) by Nakita Valerio (2022)

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Policy Papers

Muslim Organizations in Canada Policy Paper: Recommendations for Canadian Muslim Organizations Based on a Composite Picture Study by Fatima Chakroun is a companion policy piece to the full research paper. (2022)

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“Lessons from Examining Canadian Muslim Youth Challenges and Pathways to Resilience" by Khaled Al Qazzaz and Nakita Valerio is a companion policy piece to two full study articles (publication forthcoming). (2020)

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