Thesis

Enhancing Financial Inclusion in Ghana Through Islamic Finance

Submitted by deseditor on Sat, 05/25/2019 - 15:23
As this study seeks to explore how Islamic finance can enhance financial inclusion in Ghana the question that comes up is, 'can Islamic finance bring financial inclusion in Ghana? The objective of the study answered the question through empirical evidence and hypothesis testing. Therefore, the study concluded that there is a lack of financial inclusion in Ghana. The study further reveals that good economic performance and banking sector stability indicate enabling environment for financial inclusion.

Transforming Qatar into A Circular Economy: Challenges and Opportunities and the Role of Islamic Finance

Submitted by deseditor on Sat, 05/25/2019 - 15:21

Qatar National Vision 2030 (QNV2030) provides a framework for multidimensional development. In this research, it is argued that the implementation of the QNV2030 requires Qatar's transition to Circular economy from the current linear economy. This requires a paradigmatic shift of government policies, business strategies, civil society ideals and society's aspirations.

Interreligious Relations in Albania: A Study of the Interreligious Collaboration Center in Elbasan

Submitted by deseditor on Sat, 05/25/2019 - 15:20
The leaders of religious communities in present-day Albania do not limit themselves to the tradition of paying visits to each other during religious holidays. Rather they have made further steps in developing and institutionalizing the collaboration between them. One example of this is the Interreligious Collaboration Center (IRCC) in Elbasan.

Transnational Religion in the Gulf: A Study of Kerala's Sunni Community in Qatar

Submitted by deseditor on Sat, 05/25/2019 - 15:19
This thesis examines the historical emergence and development of religious institutions and spaces of Sunni Muslims from Kerala in Oatar since the year 1978. Its particular focus lies on examining institutions and spaces in their interrelation with Qatari society on the one hand and transnational commitments on the other. Based largely upon ethnographic data, the thesis provides the first account of this numerically significant community.

Intergenerational Transformations of Religious Practice in a Diasporic Setting: The Case of the Patani Meccan Community (1950s - 2010s)

Submitted by deseditor on Sat, 05/25/2019 - 15:18
Resulting from ancient pilgrimage networks and the outcome of the Patani Kingdom's decline in the eighteenth century, the Patani community from Southern Thailand has had a longstanding presence in
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