Philip Rushworth

A graduate from the London School of Economics in International History, he has contributed articles to Prospect Magazine and Albab.com. He currently works at the the Centre of Islamic Studies at the

‘The twain shall and do meet’: narrating conversion to Islam in Britain

Being British and being a Muslim have previously been seen as two identities in opposition. Does the conversion of British people to Islam create a perspective that embodies not one or the other, but both?

By Philip Rushworth

/ 29 Aug 2013