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ajiss-395		ajiss-395		23	.pdf	application/pdf	10027	406	49	In his latest book on European Muslims (Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming), he argues that Europe must come to terms with all of its past and present history and that Muslim communities should work to be integral to, rather than simply “integrated” parts of, Europe. The future may be uncertain, but it is at least clear that in some EU countries the attempt to direct the development of European Muslim communities from “home countries” has either failed or is failing.61 The psychological migration of European Muslim communities is underway, and as it fulfils itself the ownership of all aspects of Islamic scholarship will naturally be turned over to those who are European (and thus best equipped to understand European societies) and conversant in all relevant spheres per- taining to the contemporary twenty-first-century situation.	cache/ajiss-395.pdf	txt/ajiss-395.txt