Poland (Vol 4, 2011)
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Agata S. Nalborczyk
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- 1 Muslim Populations
- 2 Islam and the State
- 3 Main Muslim Organisations
- 4 Mosques and Prayer Houses22
- 5 Children’s Education
- 6 Higher and Professional Education
- 7 Burial and Cemeteries
- 8 ‘Chaplaincy’ in State Institutions
- 9 Religious Festivals
- 10 Halal Food
- 11 Dress Codes
- 12 Publication and Media
- 13 Family Law
- 14 Interreligious Relations
- 15 Public Opinion and Debate
- 16 Major Cultural Events
Poland (Vol 4, 2011)
in Yearbook of Muslims in Europe Online
Authors:
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Agata S. Nalborczyk
Agata S. Nalborczyk
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