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    <title>From the School Board to the Shura: Recovering Islamic Consultation in American Civic Life</title>
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    <description>American Muslims often frame civic participation as a question of accommodation. A closer reading of the classical tradition suggests something more demanding: an obligation of guardianship, exercised through consultation, that begins at the neighborhood level.</description>
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