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You'll see there's not a lot of academic serious research on the issue of Muslim scholarship.

or problematic forms of Muslim masculinity, barring perhaps one work that was done a while back, but also just a general study in Muslim masculinities.

I've chosen this subject because it's something that I've picked up on, and many of us are aware over the last few years.

This piece of research is an ongoing exploration for me, and it draws upon my professional engagement with young people and from both a practitioner of youth work, community development, as well as my exposure to various Muslim youth organisations over several decades.

And it then is complemented by my ongoing engagement with Muslim youth projects across the UK.

And it's a subject I've written about, researched and published on, and most recently being informed by a team who has studied British Muslim digital behaviour over the last three to four years.

success and he's based in Luton.