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Njegosh's works are the subject of many disputes arising in science and journalism in former Jugoslavija. The most important dispute in this regard is the image of Islam given by Njegosh in his works . All discussions related to this parts of works of Njegosh belong to the domain of politics . Politics, arising on the basis of religious motives. All of this belong to the young scientific discipline Politology of religion. Having this in mind, our work will use the subject and method of Politology of religion analyzing the image of Islam which Njegosh gave in his works . In that way it will be seen if the allegations that he have been islamophobe are true or not . ; Nјegoševa delo predmet je mnogih sporova nastalih u nauci i publicistici bivše Jugoslavije.Najvažniji spor u tom smislu jeste slika islama koju je Nјegoš prikazo u svojim delima. Sve rasprave koje se tiču ovog dela Nјegoševog stvaralaštva spadaju u domen politike. Politike koja nastaje na osnovu verskih pobuda. Sve to spada u polјe mlade naučne discipline Politikologije religije. S obzirom na to u ovom radu će se, polazeći od predmeta i metoda Politikologije religije, analizirati slika islama koju Nјegoš daje u svom delu. Tako će se videti lo da li su optužbe da je bio islamofob tačne ili ne.

Introduction: Thinking with Islamic Things / Anna Bigelow -- Part I. Tracing Images: 1. Clothes of Righteousness: The MGT Uniform in the Twentieth Century / Kayla Renée Wheeler -- 2. The Masonic Muhammad: Modern Franco-Iranian Visual Encounters in Prophetic Iconography / Christiane Gruber -- 3. Repetition and Relics: Tracing the Lives of Muhammad's Sandal / Richard McGregor -- Part II. Identifying Objects: 4. "The Greatest and Only Flag Known": The Lapel Pin in American Islam / Michael Muhammad Knight -- 5. Tasbih in West African Islamic history: spirituality, aesthetic, politics, and identity / Ousman Murzik Kobo -- 6. Caps, Heads, and Hearts / Scott Kugle -- Part III. Objects in Practice: 7. What Comes to Light When a Lamp is Lit in Bektashi Tradition / Mark Soileau -- 8. The Agency of the Material Taviz (Amulet) in a South Indian Healing Room / Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger -- 9. The Life of a Tablet / Aomar Bou -- Part IV. Circulatory Systems: 10. Coins and Fish: Sovereignty, Economy, and Religion in the Islamicate Indian Ocean / Roxani Eleni Margariti -- 11. The Aljibe del Rey in Granada / D. Fairchild Ruggles -- 12. Zamzam Water: Environmentality and Decolonizing Material Islam / Anna M. Gade -- List of Contributors -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

This study examines church–state relations in Europe, and analyzes their influence on anti‐immigrant attitudes. The literature explains this relationship primarily with religious demographics, or state privileges for the majority faith. Alternately, this study focuses on the status of the majority religion. It argues that, in countries with a national church, citizens are more likely to consider the institutionalization of a new religion to be occurring at the expense of the national heritage, and react negatively. To test that hypothesis, the study focuses on Muslim immigrants in Europe, and builds an index that gauges the extent to which European states institutionalize Islam. Then, employing multilevel regression analysis, it investigates how the institutionalization of Islam influences anti‐Muslim prejudice in different contexts of church–state regimes. Individual‐level data come from the latest wave of the European Values Study, and cover 31 countries. Findings indicate that, in European countries with a national church, institutionalization of Islam increases anti‐Muslim prejudice. In countries without a national church, however, institutionalization leads to tolerance. These results confirm the continuing relevance of religion on the national level in Europe, despite the decline in individual religiosity.

S. Sitharaman and A. Chakrabarti (Eds.), Religion and Secularities: Reconfiguring Islam in Contemporary India. Hyderabad, India: Orient BlackSwan, 2020, vii–222 pp, ₹795 (hardback). ISBN 9789390122004.