Noman Baig
Biographic Data
| ID | 235318 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Noman Baig |
| GIVEN NAMES | Noman |
| FAMILY NAME | Baig |
| SIGNATURE | BAIG N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-5450-6105 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Chaplaincy in a pluralistic context
Modern society is characterized by pluralism. We examine how chaplaincy encounters pluralism and what this might mean for chaplaincy and chaplaincy education. Religious pluralism impacts both how the profession is organized and how it is practiced. Financial and legislative structures play an important role in creating space for religious pluralism in chaplaincy. This intersects with "professional pluralism" within spiritual care. In many countri…
Whoever Does Not Thank People Has Not Thanked God: Understanding the Relational Gratitude of Muslim Patients During the Covid-19 Pandemic
As research on hospital experiences of religious minorities in the Global North increases, we still have scarce empirical knowledge about the role of religion and spirituality during crisis situations in hospitals. This study poses the following question: How do Muslim patients hospitalized with a severe disease express gratitude and how can it be interpreted? This was performed through a qualitative empirical method where twelve patients (eight …
Islamic spiritual care and negative religious coping: Islamic practical theology and psychology of religion at crossroads
This article discusses religious coping behaviors in relation to Islamic spiritual care practices. Islamic spiritual care is an established practice, integrated in many European countries’ health and welfare services, and an emerging field of research. I have 17 years of experience as a Muslim chaplain in Danish hospitals and a prison, working with counseling, educating staff, and policymaking in the field of Muslim chaplaincy. In this article, I…
Exploring Islamic Spiritual Care: What Is in a Name
At present, there is limited theoretical clarity on the nature of Islamic spiritual care, which is a developing discipline around the world. How it is defined will be instrumental for spiritual care institutions, professionals and recipients of spiritual care in the years to come. This article wishes to understand and explore the idea and vision behind Islamic spiritual care and why this line of investigation may be of importance to care provider…
Its gait is too brisk: Money mobility in Karachi's foreign exchange market
The global spread of finance capitalism has ushered in a speculative nature of currency trade and has given rise to new forms of subjectivity. Narrowing the ethnographic gaze on a thirty-seven year old currency trader in Karachi, this paper advances two arguments. The first argument relates to the materiality of foreign exchange and their effects on traders’ bodies. In spot trading, the currency traders experience foreign currency as an affective…
Its gait is too brisk: Money mobility in Karachi's foreign exchange market
The global spread of finance capitalism has ushered in a speculative nature of currency trade and has given rise to new forms of subjectivity. Narrowing the ethnographic gaze on a thirty-seven year old currency trader in Karachi, this paper advances two arguments. The first argument relates to the materiality of foreign exchange and their effects on traders’ bodies. In spot trading, the currency traders experience foreign currency as an affective…
Its gait is too brisk: Money mobility in Karachi's foreign exchange market
The global spread of finance capitalism has ushered in a speculative nature of currency trade and has given rise to new forms of subjectivity. Narrowing the ethnographic gaze on a thirty-seven year old currency trader in Karachi, this paper advances two arguments. The first argument relates to the materiality of foreign exchange and their effects on traders’ bodies. In spot trading, the currency traders experience foreign currency as an affective…
Islamic spiritual care and negative religious coping: Islamic practical theology and psychology of religion at crossroads
This article discusses religious coping behaviors in relation to Islamic spiritual care practices. Islamic spiritual care is an established practice, integrated in many European countries’ health and welfare services, and an emerging field of research. I have 17 years of experience as a Muslim chaplain in Danish hospitals and a prison, working with counseling, educating staff, and policymaking in the field of Muslim chaplaincy. In this article, I…
Exploring Islamic Spiritual Care: What Is in a Name
At present, there is limited theoretical clarity on the nature of Islamic spiritual care, which is a developing discipline around the world. How it is defined will be instrumental for spiritual care institutions, professionals and recipients of spiritual care in the years to come. This article wishes to understand and explore the idea and vision behind Islamic spiritual care and why this line of investigation may be of importance to care provider…
Chaplaincy in a pluralistic context
Modern society is characterized by pluralism. We examine how chaplaincy encounters pluralism and what this might mean for chaplaincy and chaplaincy education. Religious pluralism impacts both how the profession is organized and how it is practiced. Financial and legislative structures play an important role in creating space for religious pluralism in chaplaincy. This intersects with "professional pluralism" within spiritual care. In many countri…
Whoever Does Not Thank People Has Not Thanked God: Understanding the Relational Gratitude of Muslim Patients During the Covid-19 Pandemic
As research on hospital experiences of religious minorities in the Global North increases, we still have scarce empirical knowledge about the role of religion and spirituality during crisis situations in hospitals. This study poses the following question: How do Muslim patients hospitalized with a severe disease express gratitude and how can it be interpreted? This was performed through a qualitative empirical method where twelve patients (eight …
Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Religion, Society, and Development (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Spirituality (3 works) · Alternative medicine (2 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (2 works) · Health care (2 works) · Islam (2 works)