Abdullah Al-Arian is Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University, Qatar, and the author of Answering the Call: Popular Islamic Activism in Sadat’s Egypt.Karine V. Walther is Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University, Qatar, and the author of Sacred Interests: The United States and the Islamic World, 1821–1921.

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• Table of Contents Introduction Abdullah Al-Arian and Karine Walther, Georgetown University in Qatar 1. Reading the Unstated: The Erasure, Exile, and Elision of Islamic thought in Western Philosophy, Anne Norton, University of Pennsylvania 2. Is this the Age of Islamophobia? by Salman Sayyid, University of Leedas, & AbdoolKarim Vakil, King’s College London 3. Islamic Modernism: The Bridge to Secular Authoritarianism by Andrew Hammond, University of Oxford 4. Islam as Founding Fear: Turkish National Humanism and “the Muslim Orient” by Firat Oruc, Georgetown University in Qatar 5. Premodern Islamophobia in Late Imperial China: Hui-phobia by Haiyun Ma, Frostburg State University 6. The Moriscos and their Descendants: Between the Memory of Past Violence and Contemporary Islamophobia by Ali Alsmadi, Indiana University 7. Remembering Algeria’s Future: Islamophobic Imaginations in “Algerianist” Settler- Colonial Literature and its Legacies by Valentin Duquet 8. Against Muslimness: Islamophobia in Indian-Occupied Kashmir by Hafsa Kanjwal, Lafayette College 9. Loathing and Learning: Islamophobia and the Long Shadow of U.S. Colonialism by Oli Charbonneau, University of Glasgow 10. Colonial and Postcolonial Governance of Islam in Germany by Farid Hafez, Williams College 11. Zionism, Judeophobia, and Islamophobia by Haim Bresheeth-Žabner, University of East London 12. Producing “Terror:” Gendered State Prosecutions and the U.S. Racial State by Carol W.N. Fadda, Syracuse University 13. Rich Muslim, Bad Muslim: The Political Economy of Islamophobia by Thomas Simsarian Dolan, Emory University and Zaynab Quadri 14. Islamophobia and the Sea by Shereen Fernandez, LSE 15. Tracking Contemporary “Islamophobia” and its International Impact by John L. Esposito, Georgetown University 16. The Colonial Template for Islamophobia: Precursor to a Triple Massacre in Palestine by Ebrahim Rasool 17. Modi’s India: The Global Capital of Islamophobia by Afreen Fatima 18. French Muslims and the Colonial Republic by Yasser Louati

Abdullah Al-Arian is Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University, Qatar, and the author of Answering the Call: Popular Islamic Activism in Sadat’s Egypt.Karine V. Walther is Associate Professor of History, Georgetown University, Qatar, and the author of Sacred Interests: The United States and the Islamic World, 1821–1921.

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• Table of Contents Introduction Abdullah Al-Arian and Karine Walther, Georgetown University in Qatar 1. Reading the Unstated: The Erasure, Exile, and Elision of Islamic thought in Western Philosophy, Anne Norton, University of Pennsylvania 2. Is this the Age of Islamophobia? by Salman Sayyid, University of Leedas, & AbdoolKarim Vakil, King’s College London 3. Islamic Modernism: The Bridge to Secular Authoritarianism by Andrew Hammond, University of Oxford 4. Islam as Founding Fear: Turkish National Humanism and “the Muslim Orient” by Firat Oruc, Georgetown University in Qatar 5. Premodern Islamophobia in Late Imperial China: Hui-phobia by Haiyun Ma, Frostburg State University 6. The Moriscos and their Descendants: Between the Memory of Past Violence and Contemporary Islamophobia by Ali Alsmadi, Indiana University 7. Remembering Algeria’s Future: Islamophobic Imaginations in “Algerianist” Settler- Colonial Literature and its Legacies by Valentin Duquet 8. Against Muslimness: Islamophobia in Indian-Occupied Kashmir by Hafsa Kanjwal, Lafayette College 9. Loathing and Learning: Islamophobia and the Long Shadow of U.S. Colonialism by Oli Charbonneau, University of Glasgow 10. Colonial and Postcolonial Governance of Islam in Germany by Farid Hafez, Williams College 11. Zionism, Judeophobia, and Islamophobia by Haim Bresheeth-Žabner, University of East London 12. Producing “Terror:” Gendered State Prosecutions and the U.S. Racial State by Carol W.N. Fadda, Syracuse University 13. Rich Muslim, Bad Muslim: The Political Economy of Islamophobia by Thomas Simsarian Dolan, Emory University and Zaynab Quadri 14. Islamophobia and the Sea by Shereen Fernandez, LSE 15. Tracking Contemporary “Islamophobia” and its International Impact by John L. Esposito, Georgetown University 16. The Colonial Template for Islamophobia: Precursor to a Triple Massacre in Palestine by Ebrahim Rasool 17. Modi’s India: The Global Capital of Islamophobia by Afreen Fatima 18. French Muslims and the Colonial Republic by Yasser Louati