Drawing on transcultural perspectives, it adds nuance to contemporary discourses on the “Muslim question” in Europe by collecting essays that, through their analysis of Muslim writing and writing about “Muslimness” from various epochs and diverse linguistic and cultural contexts, critically engage with the othering of Muslims and Islam
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