Radical Islamism: Trajectories of Human Rights Violations and Abuses in Africa

Ottuh, Peter O. O.; Erhabor, Felix O.

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“…A couple's post-wedding experiences, the denial of spousal conjugal rights and privileges, peer-group and familial pressures, poverty, and poor health are other contributing factors. This supports Ottuh and Erhabor's (2022) assertion that any human action that violates the rights of other beings is anti-human. A marital infraction occurs when a spouse deserts their marriage during a tough moment.…”

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Moral Assessment of Violations of Marital Vows Among Christian Couples In Urhoboland

Erhabor

Ottuh

2023

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The majority of people, especially among the Urhobo, seem to view marriage as their final resort when it comes to getting over issues like loneliness, sexual tension, and social, cultural, economic, and political constraints. However, marriages built on these flimsy foundations frequently end in a string of breakdowns when faced with difficulties, which results in the breaking of marital vows. Due to the above, this work examines the morality of Christian couples in Urhoboland, Delta State, and Nigeria who break their marital vows. The inquiry made use of both analytical and phenomenological approaches. This work was evaluated using a systematic questionnaire and unstructured oral interviews. As a result, 12 churches in six local government areas were selected (Ethiopia East, Ethiopia West, Udu, Ughelli North, Ughelli South, and Sapele Local Government Areas). The phenomenological and analytical procedures were used due to the versatility of survey designs, which allow for a wide range of data collection techniques. The investigation in this work was done under two headings: factors responsible for violations of marriage vows and effects of marriage vow violations on couples, families, and society. This study shows a number of elements that contribute to marital vow breaches as well as the repercussions such violations have on individuals, families, and society. The participants agree that, in general, Christian married couples who divorce have a sense of autonomy and freedom from abusive marriages. This essay contends that since they broke their marital vows, both partners frequently experience severe spiritual regression.

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Moral Assessment of Violations of Marital Vows Among Christian Couples In Urhoboland

Erhabor

Ottuh

2023

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“…Acts of violence and extremism have the potential to undermine societal stability and security while exacerbating tensions between disparate factions. 4) Imperative for Preventive Measures: Armed with an understanding of radicalism's essence and manifestations, preventive strategies can be formulated and executed more adeptly (Ottuh, P. O., & Erhabor, 2022). These may encompass initiatives promoting tolerance, interfaith dialogue, and targeted interventions to counter radicalization effectively.…”

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Innovative Exploration: Strategies of Islamic Boarding School Leaders in Addressing Radicalism through Educational Transformation

Rafik,

Nurchayati

2024

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This research aims to analyze the understanding of radicalism in Islamic boarding schools and the patterns of Islamic boarding school leaders in countering radicalism. This research uses a qualitative case study type approach. The data collection techniques are observation, documentation and interviews. Data analysis uses the Milles and Huberman model: data collection, data reduction, data presentation and conclusions. The research results show that 1) radicalism can be understood in the aspect of a deep understanding of religion and actions in the name of shallow religion, 2) Islamic boarding schools' efforts to ward off radicalism include instilling religious values based on the Qur'an and As-Sunnah, the Islamic principles of rahmatan lil'aalamin, and enlightenment of student by combining the concept of ijtihad fikriyah. They also encourage attitudes of tolerance, tasamuh, and love of the country. In the social sector, Islamic boarding schools interact directly with the community, holding routine activities such as weekly recitations and deliberations to resolve problems. They also practice mutual understanding and respect for differences. In culture, Islamic boarding schools teach an understanding of cultural diversity and mutual respect for differences. The implication is to strengthen the perspective of Kyai and Islamic boarding school managers towards radicalism with a deep understanding and rejection of violence in the name of religion.

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“…In other word, when pastors' as employees are not informed of their rights it amounts to their human rights violations. For Ottuh and Erhabor (2022), any act that tends to violate or abuse human rights and freedom is anti-human and anti-society. Many actions can be taken to promote moral conduct.…”

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Ethico-Religious Evaluation of Pre-Retirement Crisis of Pastors in The Nigerian Baptist Convention

Ihwighwu

Ottuh

2023

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The study focuses on the ethico-religious assessment of the pastors who worked for the Nigerian Baptist Convention (NBC) and having retirement dilemma. All Baptist associations in the Ethiope-Delta Baptist Conference are included in the sampled study population. The Ethiope-Delta Baptist Conference serves Okpe, Sapele, Ughelli North, Warri North, Ethiope-East, and Ethiope-West local government areas in Delta State. In these six local government units, which are dispersed over numerous towns and cities in the aforementioned territories, there are over 226 Baptist churches and 11 Baptist Associations. The study included both qualitative and quantitative methods of inquiry. Expository, evaluative, phenomenological, and critical-analytical techniques are also used in this study. The above methods used in this study make it possible to fully evaluate the relevance, significance, and application of ethico-religious arguments about Baptist pastors’ pre-retirement and their situations in the study area. To substantiate these claims, both primary and secondary sources are also employed. The data for the study were gathered using the phenomenological approach, participant observation, and questionnaires. The research as well as the discussion in this research fall under two main topics: Baptist pastors’ pre-retirement challenges and ethical-religious responses to retired pastors’ dilemmas. According to the study, pastors’ pre-retirement issues are most prevalent in rural Baptist churches. The study also found that, despite the NBC’s goal of ensuring quick payment of pastors’ retirement benefit premiums, churches do not fully cooperate in terms of making their corresponding percentage contributions.

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Radical Islamism: Trajectories of Human Rights Violations and Abuses in Africa

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Moral Assessment of Violations of Marital Vows Among Christian Couples In Urhoboland

Moral Assessment of Violations of Marital Vows Among Christian Couples In Urhoboland

Innovative Exploration: Strategies of Islamic Boarding School Leaders in Addressing Radicalism through Educational Transformation

Ethico-Religious Evaluation of Pre-Retirement Crisis of Pastors in The Nigerian Baptist Convention

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