2016
DOI: 10.1111/glob.12137
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Transnational Islamic charity as everyday rituals

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“…Kelompok ketiga melihat NGOs Islam sebagai respons terhadap dominasi Barat atas Dunia Muslim pada pembangunan dan pengembangan (May, 2016;Benthall, 2008;Bruinessen, 2007;Cordier, 2009). Pembangunan menempatkan Zakat, Qurban, dan Infaq sebagai fitur utama (Erdal & Borchgrevink, 2017;Ozkan, 2009). Kelompok ini menggali lebih dalam sejauh mana peran kelompok agama dalam agenda pembangunan dan pengembangan internasional.…”
Section: Global Qurban Act Dan Jaringan Advokasi Transnasionalunclassified
“…Kelompok ketiga melihat NGOs Islam sebagai respons terhadap dominasi Barat atas Dunia Muslim pada pembangunan dan pengembangan (May, 2016;Benthall, 2008;Bruinessen, 2007;Cordier, 2009). Pembangunan menempatkan Zakat, Qurban, dan Infaq sebagai fitur utama (Erdal & Borchgrevink, 2017;Ozkan, 2009). Kelompok ini menggali lebih dalam sejauh mana peran kelompok agama dalam agenda pembangunan dan pengembangan internasional.…”
Section: Global Qurban Act Dan Jaringan Advokasi Transnasionalunclassified
“…Therefore, women’s groups and organizations were also purposefully included, in order to contribute to a more gender-balanced sample, allowing us to explore women’s involvement in transnational Islamic charity explicitly. The data this article builds on was collected as part of a larger project examining the relationship between Islamic charity and development (see also Borchgrevink and Erdal, 2017; Erdal and Borchgrevink, 2017).…”
Section: Exploring the Organization Of Transnational Islamic Charitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other organizations and ad-hoc initiatives use the mosque to mobilize resources for initiatives in Pakistan, in Syria or Gaza, or in Oslo; reflecting diasporic ties, but also Muslim solidarities and broader humanitarian ideals. Notably, among post-migrant generation Muslims, the charitable ties to the diasporic homeland remain, but a broader humanitarian attention to other contexts is stronger (Erdal and Borchgrevink, 2017).…”
Section: Arenas Of Transnational Islamic Charitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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