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textabstractAbstract This introductory essay provides the context for the articles in this Themed\udSection. Despite the diversity in locations, historical backgrounds and contemporary\udprocesses of change, all contributors to this Themed Section focus on the struggle of\udMuslim groups over access to an emergent Muslim public sphere. They highlight the\udcontestations of and shifts in the notions of agency, belonging, and citizenship in\udnation-states with Muslim communities within its borders. The introduction consists\udof two parts. The first part reviews the notion of the public sphere as conceptualized by\udHabermas and critiqued by scholars of a diversity of backgrounds. In relation to the\udconcept of the Muslim public sphere, three aspects of critique are given closer\udconsideration in this first part: the value of thinking in terms of multiple publics, the\udloss of legitimacy of traditional religious authorities, and the importance of agency and\udidentity that allow individuals to engage in a diversity of publics. The second part\udintroduces the various contributions in the Themed Section

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Struggles over access to the Muslim public sphere: Multiple publics and discourses on agency, belonging and citizenship (Introduction to the Themed Section)