Warum wendet die jugendliche Generation sich hin zum Islam als Identifikationsfaktor? TraditionJugendlichesollten oder zumindest nicht erwarten, dass Jugendliche so visuell und verbal eine Religion annehmen.

Fazit ^th 2007.

The participant observation (18 months in the period 2004-2007) was conducted as part of my PhD thesis in Social Anthropology.

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