Last week the Guardian brought together a diverse group of young Muslims to debate life after the London bombs. Two moods emerged: a desire to address extremism in their midst, and disaffection with British foreign policy.
How should Muslims be engaging in the political debate about government policy on terrorism? Is there a tension between Islam and British culture? Does anything need to change in Muslim communities in the wake of the scrutiny, criticism and hostility brought on by the terrorist attacks of July 7? If you attended the forum, or you would like to join in the debate, post your comments below.
You can read a summary of the debate here, and Guardian columnist Madeleine Bunting has written about the forum here.
