Conversation and relationship between orthodox Islam, westernization, and the results of such. He comments on the orthodox community, arguing that "Even within the most orthodox communities, groups are taking up differing positions on various points, like the use of violence or the interaction between Muslims and non-Muslims", showing that a conversation exists even in what many view as a succinct group. He shows that what some Muslims call the Ummah, or the unified Muslim world, is in fact extremely divided. He says that when Muslims gather at different events, "the audience at any of these events includes the most obviously observant in traditional robes, city workers in neat trim beards, punk rock Muslim teenagers and the merely curious", showing the multitude of lifestyles amongst Muslims. See also Liberal movements within Islam Jihadism and hip-hop References External links "Young Muslims Build a Subculture on an Underground Book", New York Times, December 2008 "Islamic Street Preachers: From Boston to Lahore & Beyond", Guardian, April 2007 Photography by Kim Badawi on Taqwacore, Pangea Magazine'' The Taqwacores (book) webpage at Autonomedia "Muhammad Rocked the Casbah by Lydia Craft", "Texas Observer" Official Website / Review of the Documentary Punk rock genres Multiculturalism and Islam