Only Canadian: The Experience of Hate Moderated Differential Citizenship for Muslims provides an assessment and analysis of the hatred and hostility towards Canadian Muslims. Publication Date: 5 June 2014 £10 or CA$17 (hard copy) £4 or CA$7 (download) / ISBN: 978-1-909853-00-3 (download) ISBN: 978-1-903718-99-5 (hard copy) / 233mm x 156mm / 216
Once Upon a Hatred: Anti-Muslim Experiences in the USA reveals the shocking statistic that 30% of Muslims surveyed have experienced a hate-motivated physical attack. Publication date: 23 May 2013 £10 (£7 to pre-order)/ ISBN: 9781903718919 / 233mm x 156mm / 192 pages / paperback / Islamic Human Rights Commission Order it at
France and the Hated Society: Muslim Experiences, exposes the pervasive nature of Islamophobic discrimination in France. £10 / ISBN: 9781903718841 / 233mm x 156mm / 144 pages / paperback / Islamic Human Rights Commission PDF version You can read an executive summary of the report here [external link]. Reviews.
IHRC’s Arzu Merali presents her paper for the ‘Expert Panel: TERRORISM: CULTURES and MEDIA’ in the spring of 2011 in Tehran, Iran. Find more details, including links to the paper and conference proceeding below. Buy the book of the conference proceedings here. Download them here. From the Preface Just Peace:
Arzu Merali spoke at the panel event organised by the Non-Aligned Movement at UNESCO, 10 June 2011 in Paris, France. The panel was entitled ‘The role of the Media in Promoting Intercultural Dialogue’. She presented her own thoughts, as well as the findings of the volume ‘The British Media and Muslim Representation:
‘Towards a New Liberation Theology: Reflections on Palestine’ edited by Arzu Merali and Javad Sharbaf, ISBN 978-1-903718-346, pp120. Download the PDF for free here. The print version is currently out of stock, but will be reprinted in 2023. Bookmark this page for updates. To ask for a review copy, please email media@ihrc.org. If
IHRC’s fifth volume in the BMEG project looks at ‘Law and British Muslims: Domination of the Majority or Process of Balance?’ The report by Saied R. Ameli, Beena Faridi, Karin Lindahl and Arzu Merali for the Islamic Human Rights Commission was published on 18th May 2006 (ISBN 1-903718-32-5, pp 101) From the
The fourth volume in the British Muslims’ Expectations of the Government (BMEG) series is ‘Hijab, Meaning, Identity, Otherization and Politics: British Muslim Women’. Written by by Saied R. Ameli and Arzu Merali for the Islamic Human Rights Commission, the research unpacks the community’s feelings and needs on this issue as well as
‘Secular or Islamic? What Schools do British Muslims want for their Children?’ is volume 3 in the British Muslims’ Expectations of the Government Series (BMEG). It was published on 6th July 2005 (ISBN 1-903718-27-9, 82 pp) and was written by Saied R. Ameli, Aliya Azam, and Arzu Merali for the Islamic Human