Presents, contextualises and analyses young British Muslims' views on topics such as identity, Muslim societies, politics, the role of Islam, and family life. This book is organised around several key themes, including, why Islam has become such a powerful force in the lives in young British Muslims, and identity, belonging and loyalty.

This book is organised around several key themes, including why Islam has become such a powerful force in the lives in young British Muslims; identity, belonging and loyalty; their views on non-Muslims; their views on other Muslims, such as their elders, and other Muslim societies; politics and the global political environment; their views on women, the family and sexuality; and finally, their thoughts on what the future holds. This book makes a significant contribution to current debates about Britishness and the place of Muslims in British society. It is a book-length presentation of a wide range of young British Muslim opinion has never been published before. There is intense interest in British Muslims following the London bombings of July 2005, the Iraq war, the 'war on terror', and the release of several young British Muslims from Guantanamo Bay.