Dimensions: Islam, Muslims, and Critical Thought at University of Toronto Press publishes empirically rich, multi-method, interdisciplinary works that build theory and develop knowledge in the study of Islam and Muslims. Works in this series engage urgent questions of Islamophobia as well as the intellectual and cultural production of Muslims on their own terms, at levels of analysis ranging from the interpersonal to the institutional. The series promotes research on the often understudied Canadian experience, as well as studies taking up questions of Islam and Muslims from a comparative perspective across national sites.
Series editors: Fahad Ahmad (Toronto Metropolitan University) and Atiya Husain (Carleton University)
Series advisory board: Yasmeen Abu-Laban (University of Alberta), Cemil Aydin (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Jean Beaman (University of California Santa Barbara), Anver M. Emon (University of Toronto), Darryl Li (University of Chicago), Neda Maghbouleh (University of Toronto), Jeffrey Monaghan (Carleton University), Nicole Nguyen (University of Illinois Chicago), Salman Sayyid (University of Leeds) and Sunera Thobani (University of British Columbia)
