Muslim Empowerment in Ghana: Analysing the Spectrum of Muslim Social Mobilization during the Internet Age: Islam in Africa, cartea 26
Autor Holger Weissen Limba Engleză Hardback – 25 iul 2024
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004697119
ISBN-10: 900469711X
Pagini: 580
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 1.09 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Islam in Africa
ISBN-10: 900469711X
Pagini: 580
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 1.09 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Islam in Africa
Notă biografică
Holger Weiss, Ph.D. (1997), is Professor of general history at Åbo Akademi University and a specialist in global, Atlantic and African history. His most recent publications include A Global Radical Waterfront: The International Propaganda Committee of Transport Workers and the International of Seamen and Harbour Workers, 1921–1937 (Brill, 2021).
Cuprins
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Tables, Graphs and Figures
1 Empowerment through NGOs
1 Muslims in Ghana
2 Defining CBOs, CSOs and Muslim NGOs
3 Empowerment and the NGO-isation of Philanthropy
4 Detecting and Analysing the Spectrum of Muslim NGOs
2 A Changing Landscape of Muslim NGOs in Ghana
1 Muslim Philanthropists: Outreach through Charities and Foundations
2 Grassroots Associations, Movements and Representative Bodies
3 The Youth as a Dynamic Force
4 International Muslim Charities Operating in Ghana
3 The Essence of Muslim Faith-Based Humanitarian Relief
1 Feeding and Clothing the Poor during Ramadan and at Eid
2 Orphans
3 Prison Inmates
4 Ad Hoc Calls for Persons in Need
5 Persons with Disabilities
6 Mobilising sadaqa in Support of Deprived Communities
7 Generating Donations from One Million Muslims via Social Media
8 Local Initiatives in Tamale and Wa
4 Initiating Community Development
1SONSETFUND and Scholarships for Muslim Students
2 Zero Gender-Based Violence
3 Promoting Sustainable Development Goals and Interfaith Dialogue
4 Establishing Islamic Clinics and Hospitals
5 The Biodigester Toilet Project
6 A Community Resource Centre, a Community Library and the Plastic4Education Project
7 Developing Hohoe Zongo
8 Urban Market Gardens
5 Zakat in Ghana: A Tool for Empowerment?
1 Horizontal, Informal Philanthropy and the Traditional Discourse on Almsgiving
2 Towards Vertical Philanthropy: The Instrumentalist Discourse
3 The Institutionalist Discourse
4 Local, Regional or a National zakat Fund?
6 Introducing Islamic Social Finance in Ghana: Prospects and Challenges
1 Envisioning a Dual Fiscal System for Ghana
2 Islamic Investment and Microfinance
3Waqf and sadaqa jariya
7 Concluding Reflections
Appendix: Associations, Foundations, Social Movements and NGOs Listed in the 2022 Ghana Muslim NGO (GMNGO) Database (status: 5.12.2023; Σ 683)
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
List of Tables, Graphs and Figures
1 Empowerment through NGOs
1 Muslims in Ghana
2 Defining CBOs, CSOs and Muslim NGOs
3 Empowerment and the NGO-isation of Philanthropy
4 Detecting and Analysing the Spectrum of Muslim NGOs
2 A Changing Landscape of Muslim NGOs in Ghana
1 Muslim Philanthropists: Outreach through Charities and Foundations
2 Grassroots Associations, Movements and Representative Bodies
3 The Youth as a Dynamic Force
4 International Muslim Charities Operating in Ghana
3 The Essence of Muslim Faith-Based Humanitarian Relief
1 Feeding and Clothing the Poor during Ramadan and at Eid
2 Orphans
3 Prison Inmates
4 Ad Hoc Calls for Persons in Need
5 Persons with Disabilities
6 Mobilising sadaqa in Support of Deprived Communities
7 Generating Donations from One Million Muslims via Social Media
8 Local Initiatives in Tamale and Wa
4 Initiating Community Development
1SONSETFUND and Scholarships for Muslim Students
2 Zero Gender-Based Violence
3 Promoting Sustainable Development Goals and Interfaith Dialogue
4 Establishing Islamic Clinics and Hospitals
5 The Biodigester Toilet Project
6 A Community Resource Centre, a Community Library and the Plastic4Education Project
7 Developing Hohoe Zongo
8 Urban Market Gardens
5 Zakat in Ghana: A Tool for Empowerment?
1 Horizontal, Informal Philanthropy and the Traditional Discourse on Almsgiving
2 Towards Vertical Philanthropy: The Instrumentalist Discourse
3 The Institutionalist Discourse
4 Local, Regional or a National zakat Fund?
6 Introducing Islamic Social Finance in Ghana: Prospects and Challenges
1 Envisioning a Dual Fiscal System for Ghana
2 Islamic Investment and Microfinance
3Waqf and sadaqa jariya
7 Concluding Reflections
Appendix: Associations, Foundations, Social Movements and NGOs Listed in the 2022 Ghana Muslim NGO (GMNGO) Database (status: 5.12.2023; Σ 683)
Bibliography
Index