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Chapter 3: Dangerous Definitions: Free Speech Implications of Legal Definitions of Racism, Antisemitism and Islamophobia within the UK

In: Free Speech, Scholarly Critique and the Limits of Expression in Islam

Author(s): Rebecca Ruth Gould

Pages: 56-71

DOI: https://doi.org/10.70441/9781915550019_04

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Open access Table of Contents
Open access Introduction
Author: Liyakat Takim · Pages: 1-9
Open access Chapter 1: The Primacy of the Freedoms of Thought and Expression within the Existential Framework: Implications on Sharīʿa Regulations, Rights and Freedoms
Author: Arif Abdul Hussain · Pages: 10-39
Restricted access Chapter 2: Free Speech as Ethical Speech in Islam: An Essay in Ethnographic Moral Theology
Author: Ali-Reza Bhojani and Morgan Clarke · Pages: 40-55
Restricted access Chapter 3: Dangerous Definitions: Free Speech Implications of Legal Definitions of Racism, Antisemitism and Islamophobia within the UK
Author: Rebecca Ruth Gould · Pages: 56-71
Open access Chapter 4: Intellectual Media: Jurisprudence and the Books of Misguidance
Author: Haidar Hobballah · Pages: 72-130
Restricted access Chapter 5: Free Speech and Critique of Religion in Contemporary Islam
Author: Mohsen Kadivar · Pages: 131-151
Restricted access Chapter 6: Ghazālian Insights on Scholarly Critique and Freedom
Author: Ebrahim Moosa · Pages: 152-168
Restricted access Chapter 7: Freedom of Expression or Freedom to Ban: Delineating Boundaries in Islam
Author: Liyakat Takim · Pages: 169-188

Chapter 3: Dangerous Definitions: Free Speech Implications of Legal Definitions of Racism, Antisemitism and Islamophobia within the UK

In: Free Speech, Scholarly Critique and the Limits of Expression in Islam

Author(s): Rebecca Ruth Gould

Pages: 56-71

DOI: https://doi.org/10.70441/9781915550019_04

Price: £5.71
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Contents
Open access Table of Contents
Open access Introduction
Author: Liyakat Takim · Pages: 1-9
Open access Chapter 1: The Primacy of the Freedoms of Thought and Expression within the Existential Framework: Implications on Sharīʿa Regulations, Rights and Freedoms
Author: Arif Abdul Hussain · Pages: 10-39
Restricted access Chapter 2: Free Speech as Ethical Speech in Islam: An Essay in Ethnographic Moral Theology
Author: Ali-Reza Bhojani and Morgan Clarke · Pages: 40-55
Restricted access Chapter 3: Dangerous Definitions: Free Speech Implications of Legal Definitions of Racism, Antisemitism and Islamophobia within the UK
Author: Rebecca Ruth Gould · Pages: 56-71
Open access Chapter 4: Intellectual Media: Jurisprudence and the Books of Misguidance
Author: Haidar Hobballah · Pages: 72-130
Restricted access Chapter 5: Free Speech and Critique of Religion in Contemporary Islam
Author: Mohsen Kadivar · Pages: 131-151
Restricted access Chapter 6: Ghazālian Insights on Scholarly Critique and Freedom
Author: Ebrahim Moosa · Pages: 152-168
Restricted access Chapter 7: Freedom of Expression or Freedom to Ban: Delineating Boundaries in Islam
Author: Liyakat Takim · Pages: 169-188