دانلود کتاب Muslim Youth: Challenges, Opportunities and Expectations

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Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Contributors and Editors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Chapter 1 Introduction
Reference
Part One Muslim Youth: Negotiating Local and Global Contexts
chapter 2 The phenomenon of serial nihilism among British Muslim youth of Bradford, England
Introduction
Geographical area of research
Study sample and methodology
The South Asian Muslim community in Great Britain
Postcolonialism and perceptions of Asians in Great Britain
Perceptions of British Muslim youth in Bradford
Prospects for improvement: The correlation between engagement and belonging
Conclusion
References
chapter 3 An analysis of the factors that pave the way for the radicalization of British
The rise of HT in Britain
Socio-Economic, political and theological deprivation of the British youth in Britain
HT in Uzbekistan, Egypt and Turkey
Conclusion
References
Part two Identity and Belonging
chapter 4 Muslim migrant youth: descriptive factors related to acculturation
Introduction
Acculturation of migrant Muslim American youth
Methodology
Demographic characteristics of Muslim youth
Conclusions
References
chapter 5 Religion, language or ethnicity? Hybridized identity among the Isma’ili youth
Introduction
Contextual background
Research method
The development of hybridized identity
The impact of ethnicity
The impact of language
The impact of religion
Conclusion
References
chapter 6 Turning to my religion
Introduction
British Muslim - practising Muslim
No choice but to turn
References
Part three Education and New Media
chapter 7 ‘Growing up under lockdown’ or ‘educational pioneers’?
Introduction
Methodology
Routes into University
Pioneers paving the way - role models
Conclusion
References
chapter 8 Muslim youth at university: a critical examination of the British higher education
Introduction
Discrimination in the British higher education system
Lack of recognition of religious identity
Interaction with fellow students
Relations with academic staff
Equal opportunities
Availability of service provision for Muslim students on campus
Conclusion
References
chapter 9 Muslim youth and citizenship education: idealism, Islam and prospects for succe
Introduction
Muslim Education Systems, Citizenship Education and Religious Schooling
Background and objectives of the present research
Citizenship Education and Best Practice
Conclusion
References
Part four Methodologies of Engaging
chapter 10 Activity and alterity: youth work with Muslim ‘girls’
Introduction
Methodology
Alterity and youth work with young Muslim women
Analyzing youth work with young Muslim women
Sameness and alterity
Difference and alterity
Conclusion
References
chapter 11 Youth work and Islam: a growing tradition
Introduction
Muslims and youth work
‘ilm and youth work
Islam, science and youth work
‘Ummah’ - The influence of Islam
Muslimun
Models of good practice
Social kindness
Models of deficit
The ‘right word’
The offering of self
Faith-based work
The YMCA, integration and jihad
Conclusion
References
chapter 12 Training Muslim youth to be ‘Khateebs’1
Introduction
Challenges facing Muslim youth - A Muslim practitioner’s perspective
The values of the Muslim Youth Foundation
Developing Muslim youth - the MYF Khateeb project
New Khateeb Training Workshop February 2009
The role of the Khateeb in working with Muslim youth
Role of the Khateeb
Role of Muslim organizations in addressing the challenges facing Muslim youth
Conclusion
References
chapter 13 Engaging with young Muslims: some paradigms from the Qur’an and Sunnah
Introduction
Muslim youth in Britain and the West
The Qur’an and Sunnah: The ‘Time-Space’ context
Muslim youth issues and concerns
Alcohol and drugs
Sex and relationships
Conclusion
References
Websites, Addresses and Contacts of Prominent Agencies
National (UK)
International
North America
South America
Europe
South Africa
Australia
South Asia
Far East
Notes
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 7
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Bibliography
INDEX