Out of Place

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Nuraan Davids' journey as a Muslim 'coloured' woman in post-apartheid South Africa highlights her struggles with identity, citizenship, and belonging. The narrative delves into her experiences within her faith community and the challenges faced as an academic at a historically white university. This autoethnography serves as a personal reparation, offering profound insights into the complexities of race, religion, and academia in a transforming society.