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hi-802	MOHAMMED ABOU ADEL; MOHAMMAD ISSA ALHOURANI; GEORGIOS KORMPAS	THE MUSLIM DIASPORA’S NATIONALISM AND IDENTITY IN KAMILA SHAMSIE’S HOME FIRE	2024	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7534	373	41	So, the primary purpose of this paper is to descriptively discuss the transformation of nationalism and identity among the Muslim diaspora in Kamila Shamsie’s novel Home Fire, and to explore the role of fiction in depicting the complicated relationship between Muslim immigrants in Western societies and their governments. The prevalence of this phenomenon has increased in the United States, particularly in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, to mitigate the negative perception, disapproval, or even contempt.37 The erosion of religious identity between religious fundamentalism and political extremism, along with the ongoing battle against terrorism, is a valid and urgent concern that has prompted the British government to allocate significant resources towards addressing it.	cache/hi-802.pdf	txt/hi-802.txt