in the book being german becoming muslim answer this. Notes the author $($p$.49)$: $$After being marginalized in the mainstream society to which they once unproblematically belonged, German Muslims face another unwelcome surprise when they realize that they do not fit in or are not welcome by the existing Muslim communities in Germany....$.$ what did this Chapter offer as to why the converts$$ religious brethren would not accept them? why, as explained in the Chapter, do the encounters between members of the same religion seem to be challenging?