Muslim World
WAHHABY THREAT TO TRADITIONAL CULTURES IN THE SUNNI-MUSLIM WORLD: A NEGLECTED THEME IN CULTURAL GLOBALIZATION
... the Muslim world, thereby threatening to eliminate the cosmopolitan cultural diversity, the proud product of Islamic civilization, a theme largely neglected by explorers of cultural ...
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Beards, Braids and Moustachios: Exploring the Social Meaning of Hair in the Mediaeval Muslim World
... the Muslim world abound in descriptions of public shaming ceremonies of high-profile offenders, which often included shaving or plucking the beard, parading, covering in soot and feathers, and ...
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Is there a Vicious circle in Muslim World? Trade competitiveness and investment strategies
... in Muslim world. Muslim world can achieve the higher target of business competitiveness and ultimately the sustainable economic development by improvement in the higher education and ...
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Business competitiveness in Muslim World: role of governance and higher education
... the world economies, heavy fluctuations in the world stock markets, increasing number of liquidation and bankruptcy cases in the corporate sector, histrionic increase in global unemployment and level of ...
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The Political Economy and Underdevelopment of the Muslim World: A Juridico-Philosophical Perspective
... made Muslim society delay in establishing institutions that might protect property rights and foster good governance, and it has contributed to Muslim countries, with little power to control their own ...
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The Role of the Sufi Centre Within the Muslim World
... Abstract: For Muslims generally, and Sufis in particular, the Sufi Centre is often the heart of a community across the Muslim world. Known variously as a zawiya, ribat, khanaqah, tekke, and dargah, the ...
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Works of economic interest in the seventeenth century Muslim world
... the Muslim world in the seventeenth century was ruled by the Ottoman ...great Muslim powers of the time were the Safavids of Iran and the Mughals of ...Islamic world, it also introduces those ...
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Religiocultural Identity and Socioeconomic Development in the Muslim World
... of Muslim revivalists, reformists, and radicals to the western impact were formulated at different times, under different politi cal and economic circumstances, and with different ...the Muslim world's ...
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The race for Muslim hearts and minds : a social movement analysis of the U S war on terror and popular support in the Muslim world
... At the same time other alternatives were being discredited, a building list of perceived successes have increased popular support for Islamic alternatives. The Ramadan war of 1973, fought under the military slogan “God ...
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Quality and Features of Education in the Muslim World
... the Muslim world, has struggled with challenges of development and ...Recent world affairs obviously set those institutions in the line of media fire as they have been accused of breeding ...
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Green technology management in the Muslim world
... the world today that give priority to environmental issues, particularly the phenomenon of global climate ...this world a better place to live ...the Muslim World. As for the Muslim ...
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From Knowledge Creation to Economic Development: Missing Links in Muslim World
... in Muslim world). The institutions of higher education in Muslim world are the basic responsible factor for the backwardness in Muslim ...No Muslim country has power equal to the ...
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Visible Muslims in a non-Muslim World: Muslim Girls' Experiences in Canadian Public High Schools
... have on the girls wearing it given that participants in this study stated that the hijab.. The role of the fathers in the identity development of Muslim girls could not. be determined in[r] ...
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elements (5) inaugurated a wave of political activism in the Muslim world
... the shah divided political culture, and a clerical the shah divided political culture, and a clerical elite rose up, led a revolution, and took over the elite rose up, led a revolut[r] ...
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Health diplomacy: a new approach to the Muslim world?
... The OIC may consider developing its “health programme” to function as a conduit through which cooperation and collaboration can occur between Western and predomin- antly Muslim nations. More specifically it may ...
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An analysis of material consumption culture in the Muslim world
... 6 The relationship between the sacred and the profane is an established topic for understanding consumption culture in contemporary market societies. Within this scope, Haddorff’s (2000) typology of the market-religion ...
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An analysis of material consumption culture in the Muslim world
... 6 The relationship between the sacred and the profane is an established topic for understanding consumption culture in contemporary market societies. Within this scope, Haddorff’s (2000) typology of the market-religion ...
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Modern versus traditional medical approaches among Muslim in Malay world
... some Muslim professional medical officers or ‘medical doctor’ apply the modern technology or devices to diagnose and treat patients; while some others prefer to use traditional techniques to cure ...Malay ...
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DE-WESTERNIZATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA DEPENDENCY FOR DA’WAH PURPOSES
... the Muslim ummah throughout the world. The Muslim world is in dire need of Muslim scholars who are an expert in the legacy of Islamic knowledge, master the modern discipline such as the ...
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Prospects for Christian minorities under Muslim rule in the Sudan
... This upheaval conditions of the dhimmis led to European colonisation of the Muslim world, in order to influence the Muslims for the emancipation of the dhimmis in the whole Ottoman Empir[r] ...
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