Racializing the Ummah: Muslim humanitarians beyond Black, Brown, and White

Emin Poljarević

doi:10.1080/01419870.2026.2686862

June 15, 2026Ethnic and Racial Studies

Racializing the Ummah: Muslim humanitarians beyond Black, Brown, and White

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This research examines the role of race in shaping the identity and humanitarian efforts within the Muslim community.
Qualitative analysis of existing literature and case studies
Focus on the intersections of race, faith, and humanitarianism
Critical review of societal perceptions of the Ummah
Identifies specific challenges faced by Muslim humanitarians due to racial biases.
Highlights how racialization affects community solidarity and identity.
Suggests a rethinking of the inclusive vision of the Ummah.

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Analyses how racial dynamics influence Muslim humanitarian efforts, highlighting real impacts on the community.

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The Ummah, often invoked as a transnational community of Muslims united by faith, is commonly imagined as transcending race, nation and class. Rhea Rahman scrutinizes that assumption by showing how...

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