Manji’s success with young diasporic Muslims is underread as genuine resonance

Evidence

Despite its obvious instalment of notions of Western superiority, and also because of it, The Trouble with Islam reaches young Muslims in the West, an interest that I can only corroborate through personal conversations. Where Manji succeeds is in giving voice to the exclusion that young Muslims experience from within. — Sherene Razack, Casting Out, 241

Categorization

• QUESTION: A rare concessive move by Razack — worth chasing what exactly Manji voiced that young Muslims found true, since the book’s frame otherwise gets dismissed wholesale.