This contribution aims to offer a reflection on the role that perceptions and cultural aspects of a crisis, such as that cause from the Covid-19 virus can generate in ethnic communities such as the Muslim one. Through a qualitative methodology of online research, the chapter explores the dynamics of perception and interpretation of the relationships between possible exploitation of the pandemic by Islamic extremism and the way in which the Muslim community in Italy is facing the crisis from Covid19.
Lucini, B., Dismantling Prejudices on Muslim Communities in Italy in Times of Pandemic: not just Religious Fundamentalism, in Nina Käsehag, N. K. (ed.), Religious Fundamentalism in the Age of Pandemic, transcript-publishing, Bielefeld 2021: 221- 250 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/177123]
Dismantling Prejudices on Muslim Communities in Italy in Times of Pandemic: not just Religious Fundamentalism
Lucini, Barbara
Primo
2021
Abstract
This contribution aims to offer a reflection on the role that perceptions and cultural aspects of a crisis, such as that cause from the Covid-19 virus can generate in ethnic communities such as the Muslim one. Through a qualitative methodology of online research, the chapter explores the dynamics of perception and interpretation of the relationships between possible exploitation of the pandemic by Islamic extremism and the way in which the Muslim community in Italy is facing the crisis from Covid19.
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