The Dual Identity of Second Generation Turkish Muslims in Germany: The Role of Islam in Identity Shaping
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The increasingly multiplying migrants and their generations have been continuously shaping a new definition of European culture and society. This is particularly true to those second generations with Muslim identity. Despite the existing assimilation theory which has failed to address the current phenomenon in Europe, each nation-state shaped by their unique historical background and ethnicity requires individual attention to the puzzles raised with regards to the issue of dual identity of second generation migrants. Focusing on second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany, also known as the ‘GerKish Generation,’ the purpose of this article is to disentangle their heterogeneous identity that is in contrast while they are at home and as a participant of their society, influenced by religion. Evidence suggests that religion in identity is intensifying and is playing an intervening factor towards exclusion for these second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany. Therefore, it is important to identify the role of religion in the identity shaping of these second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany.
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The increasingly multiplying migrants and their generations have been continuously shaping a new definition of European culture and society. This is particularly true to those second generations with Muslim identity. Despite the existing assimilation theory which has failed to address the current phenomenon in Europe, each nation-state shaped by their unique historical background and ethnicity requires individual attention to the puzzles raised with regards to the issue of dual identity of second generation migrants. Focusing on second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany, also known as the ‘GerKish Generation,’ the purpose of this article is to disentangle their heterogeneous identity that is in contrast while they are at home and as a participant of their society, influenced by religion. Evidence suggests that religion in identity is intensifying and is playing an intervening factor towards exclusion for these second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany. Therefore, it is important to identify the role of religion in the identity shaping of these second generation Turkish Muslims in Germany.
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