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Chile has a growing Muslim community – but few know about it

  • Written by Michael Vicente Perez, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Memphis
Chile has a growing Muslim community – but few know about itChilean Muslims reflect significant diversity. The Naqshbandi Haqqani Sufis, a global Sufi order that originated in Central Asia, are among them.John Albert, CC BY

Nora is a rare sight at the Universidad de Chile. Dressed in a long abaya, or Islamic robe, that covers all but her hands and face, her outfit distinguishes her from other students on...

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