Muslimani v Sloveniji v primerjavi z drugimi evropskimi muslimani

Urška Jeglič

doi:10.34291/BV2025/02/Jeglic

Avtorji

Urška Jeglič Univerza v Ljubljani, Teološka fakulteta

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34291/BV2025/02/Jeglic

Ključne besede:

tipologija muslimanov v Sloveniji, integracija, islam v Evropi, islam v Sloveniji

Povzetek

V Sloveniji močno prevladujejo avtohtoni evropski muslimani, ki pripadajo hanifitski pravni šoli in imajo svoje korenine na Balkanu – večinoma v Bosni in Hercegovini. Avtorica prispevka ugotavlja, da muslimani v Sloveniji predstavljajo posebno skupino muslimanov v Evropi, na kar vpliva skupna zgodovina, kulturne podobnosti, jezik in izobrazbena struktura. V prispevku je predstavljena na novo oblikovana tipologija, ki muslimane v Sloveniji deli na dosledne, kulturne in obrobne vernike.

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