THE CHALLENGE OF MUSLIM INTEGRATION IN FRANCE AND ITS MISSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
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This article examines the social issues concerning Muslim integration in France and considers their missiological implications. Muslim integration presents a pertinent yet relatively understudied topic in missiology. It intersects with significant contemporary issues of international migration, diaspora communities, religiously plural society, and ethno-cultural identity formation. Using research literature published in multiple social scientific fields during the past two decades, the article examines the challenges facing French Muslims and their lived experiences of discrimination and identity negotiation. Then it draws missiological implications including possible Christian responses to engage Muslims in Europe and beyond. The author argues for a theological and ethical framework based on Jesus’ triad commands and practical suggestions for engaging migrant Muslims using a three-level approach.
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This article examines the social issues concerning Muslim integration in France and considers their missiological implications. Muslim integration presents a pertinent yet relatively understudied topic in missiology. It intersects with significant contemporary issues of international migration, diaspora communities, religiously plural society, and ethno-cultural identity formation. Using research literature published in multiple social scientific fields during the past two decades, the article examines the challenges facing French Muslims and their lived experiences of discrimination and identity negotiation. Then it draws missiological implications including possible Christian responses to engage Muslims in Europe and beyond. The author argues for a theological and ethical framework based on Jesus’ triad commands and practical suggestions for engaging migrant Muslims using a three-level approach.
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