Reasons for conversion to Islam among women in the United States.

Keywords

Islam, Psychology, Social psychology, Clinical psychology, Religious studies

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• On the network to Damascus: Emerging adulthood, social networks, and conversion in American religionAndrew Pritchard — 2014
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• Differential Reinforcement in the Online Radicalization of Western Muslim Women ConvertsHeather Ann Cone — 2016
• Pathways to Allah: Female Conversion to Islam in AustraliaEbony King — 2017
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