“Muslim and non-Muslim Interactions in Secular Contexts: Trans-Asian Comparison and Entanglement” is Part II of the Joint International Workshop Series co-organized by the Centre for the Study of Islamic Culture at CUHK, the Centre for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences “Multiple Secularities,” and the Institute for the Study of Religions at Leipzig University.

Featuring speakers from diverse backgrounds, we will explore the complexities of interactions between Muslims and non-Muslims in Asia, particularly the themes:

• Muslim Women Negotiating Agency
• Local Perspectives on Chinese Muslim Status
• Intra-Muslim Relations in Secular Environments
• Muslims in Secular Economies
• Muslims and Non-Muslims in Multicultural Southeast Asia