Anders Ackfeldt, PhD in History of Religions with specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is the Deputy Director of the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul. His latest book, Islamic Themes in US Hip-Hop Culture, has been published by Edinburgh University Press in 2025. Jesper Petersen, PhD in History of Religions with a specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is Associate Professor at Copenhagen University and Starting Grant research leader on the ‘Non-Muslim Islam’ project. His latest book, The Islamic Juridical Vacuum, was published by Brill in 2025.

The Production and Consumption of Non-Muslim Islams is long-overdue. What is most important about the book is that it makes a powerful argument for a phenomenological reality of non-Muslim Islam that is every bit as “real” as the normative understandings and experiences of Islam by Muslims.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroducing Non-Muslim Islam to Islamic StudiesJesper Petersen and Anders Ackfeldt1. The Consequences of Non-Religious Courts Defining Religion: Twenty Years of Case Law on Sharia from the European Court of Human RightsMikele Schultz-Knudsen2. The Making of Non-Muslim State Islam in FranceNiels Valdemar Vinding3. What Did Jan Hjärpe Choose from the Islamic Basket? A Study of the Dominant Voice on Islam in Sweden, 1980–2000Jonas Otterbeck4. Islam’s True DNAJesper Petersen5. Allah Says Beat Them! An Analysis of Non-Muslim Islams Justifying Domestic ViolenceJonas Svensson6. Inverted Islam as Non-Muslim IslamDouglas Mattsson7. Non-Muslim Islam in the Intersection of Law and PoliticsLene Kühle8. The Politics of Perception: Politicians and the ‘Muslim Other’Brian Arly Jacobsen9. Islam as Faith and Non-FaithOlof Heilo10. The (Urban) Shape of IslamGarbi Schmidt11. Relatively Non-Muslim: Religious Fluidity and Muslim-Christian Dynamics in the Greek-Albanian BorderlandCecilie EndresenEpilogue: Hidden in Plain Sight: A Term is BornAaron W. HughesIndex

Anders Ackfeldt, PhD in History of Religions with specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is the Deputy Director of the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul. His latest book, Islamic Themes in US Hip-Hop Culture, has been published by Edinburgh University Press in 2025. Jesper Petersen, PhD in History of Religions with a specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is Associate Professor at Copenhagen University and Starting Grant research leader on the ‘Non-Muslim Islam’ project. His latest book, The Islamic Juridical Vacuum, was published by Brill in 2025.

The Production and Consumption of Non-Muslim Islams is long-overdue. What is most important about the book is that it makes a powerful argument for a phenomenological reality of non-Muslim Islam that is every bit as “real” as the normative understandings and experiences of Islam by Muslims.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroducing Non-Muslim Islam to Islamic StudiesJesper Petersen and Anders Ackfeldt1. The Consequences of Non-Religious Courts Defining Religion: Twenty Years of Case Law on Sharia from the European Court of Human RightsMikele Schultz-Knudsen2. The Making of Non-Muslim State Islam in FranceNiels Valdemar Vinding3. What Did Jan Hjärpe Choose from the Islamic Basket? A Study of the Dominant Voice on Islam in Sweden, 1980–2000Jonas Otterbeck4. Islam’s True DNAJesper Petersen5. Allah Says Beat Them! An Analysis of Non-Muslim Islams Justifying Domestic ViolenceJonas Svensson6. Inverted Islam as Non-Muslim IslamDouglas Mattsson7. Non-Muslim Islam in the Intersection of Law and PoliticsLene Kühle8. The Politics of Perception: Politicians and the ‘Muslim Other’Brian Arly Jacobsen9. Islam as Faith and Non-FaithOlof Heilo10. The (Urban) Shape of IslamGarbi Schmidt11. Relatively Non-Muslim: Religious Fluidity and Muslim-Christian Dynamics in the Greek-Albanian BorderlandCecilie EndresenEpilogue: Hidden in Plain Sight: A Term is BornAaron W. HughesIndex

Anders Ackfeldt, PhD in History of Religions with specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is the Deputy Director of the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul. His latest book, Islamic Themes in US Hip-Hop Culture, has been published by Edinburgh University Press in 2025. Jesper Petersen, PhD in History of Religions with a specialisation in Islamic Studies from Lund University, is Associate Professor at Copenhagen University and Starting Grant research leader on the ‘Non-Muslim Islam’ project. His latest book, The Islamic Juridical Vacuum, was published by Brill in 2025.

The Production and Consumption of Non-Muslim Islams is long-overdue. What is most important about the book is that it makes a powerful argument for a phenomenological reality of non-Muslim Islam that is every bit as “real” as the normative understandings and experiences of Islam by Muslims.

• Notes on ContributorsIntroducing Non-Muslim Islam to Islamic StudiesJesper Petersen and Anders Ackfeldt1. The Consequences of Non-Religious Courts Defining Religion: Twenty Years of Case Law on Sharia from the European Court of Human RightsMikele Schultz-Knudsen2. The Making of Non-Muslim State Islam in FranceNiels Valdemar Vinding3. What Did Jan Hjärpe Choose from the Islamic Basket? A Study of the Dominant Voice on Islam in Sweden, 1980–2000Jonas Otterbeck4. Islam’s True DNAJesper Petersen5. Allah Says Beat Them! An Analysis of Non-Muslim Islams Justifying Domestic ViolenceJonas Svensson6. Inverted Islam as Non-Muslim IslamDouglas Mattsson7. Non-Muslim Islam in the Intersection of Law and PoliticsLene Kühle8. The Politics of Perception: Politicians and the ‘Muslim Other’Brian Arly Jacobsen9. Islam as Faith and Non-FaithOlof Heilo10. The (Urban) Shape of IslamGarbi Schmidt11. Relatively Non-Muslim: Religious Fluidity and Muslim-Christian Dynamics in the Greek-Albanian BorderlandCecilie EndresenEpilogue: Hidden in Plain Sight: A Term is BornAaron W. HughesIndex