Muhammad Rehan Masoom
Biographic Data
| ID | 371196 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Muhammad Rehan Masoom |
| GIVEN NAMES | Muhammad Rehan |
| FAMILY NAME | Masoom |
| SIGNATURE | MASOOM M R |
| AFFILIATIONS | United International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5187-8241 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Effect of Social Capital on Perceived Stress
The current study examined how the level of perceived stress among women living in Dhaka varies by their degree of social capital and illustrated the relative significance of some of their sociodemographic statuses, such as employment status, marital status, education, and income level, with those variables of interest. In this cross-sectional study, data were collected from a total of 485 women, 243 formally employed (having a tax identification…
The religious consciousness of the muslim minority in the muslim majority country
The research assesses religious consciousness as an explicit rhetoric of lived experiences of a group of minority Muslims living in the Muslim majority country, Bangladesh. It is a qualitative endeavor that reports and interprets the religious consciousness of the followers of late Zulfigar Haider Shah, aka “Haidar Baba”. The research argues that the religion of a particular minority group, when socially constructed, founded on the beliefs and id…
Educators' self-esteem
Purpose This research investigates the mediation effect of perceived organizational support on the relationship between organization-based self-esteem and perceived occupational stress of teachers. Design/methodology/approach The present quantitative venture follows a causal research design to unveil the relationship among organization based self-esteem (independent variable), perceived occupational stress (dependent variable) and perceived organ…
Teachers' Perception of Their Work Environment
The work environment includes conducive aspects such as (1) organizational encouragement, (2) supervisory encouragement, and (3) workgroup support, as well as toxic conditions like (4) teaching impediments and (5) workload pressure; the objective of the research is which of the factors and what are the elements of those factors teachers perceive as constituting the conducive and toxic environment. The research also outlines the effects of years o…
Measuring Muslim Religiosity and Outlining Gender-Age Differences
The present study formulates a scale consisting of items that have valid and reliable psychometric properties to measure Muslim religiosity, and to see whether any variations exist by gender and age. In a sample of people aged 10 and older with at least primary education, the study found that four factors (Religious Involvement, Religious Commitment, Religious Beliefs, and General Optimism) can measure Muslim religiosity with a high level of vali…
The Effect of Materialistic Value-Orientation on Religiosity in Bangladesh
The rising middle-class of the developing nations is found to be emphasizing more on the acquisition of goods and property in the pursuit of the good life. This often leads towards the materialistic value-orientation and form materialism. Religiosity, conversely, implies restraining from the earthy pleasure in the form of happy life, and often imposes prohibitory behavioral rules in the economic sphere. Hence, 'Materialism' and 'Religiosity' are …
Social Isolation of the Stateless and the Destitute
The lower-class segment of the population of the developing nations often fails to form meaningful social relations and remain disengaged from essential social institutions. The research examines those people who live in refugee-camp and sullied slum of Dhaka city and inspect how much they are socially isolated. Certain characteristics, taken as indicators to test the level of social isolation, indicate that a large segment of camp and slum dwell…
Structure of Intellectual Trend in Recent Researches on 'Islam
No other religion has become such a big controversial issue as Islam does. Islam has become a buzzword in the modern world, especially after 9/11. It is no more mere a religion; it has integrated a lot more political and social facets into it. Hundreds of intellectuals of different corners of the world have made themselves engaged in developing perspectives to explain political forms in Islamic world, Islamism, Islamic State, Jihad, Martyrdom or …
Teachers' Perception of Their Work Environment
The work environment includes conducive aspects such as (1) organizational encouragement, (2) supervisory encouragement, and (3) workgroup support, as well as toxic conditions like (4) teaching impediments and (5) workload pressure; the objective of the research is which of the factors and what are the elements of those factors teachers perceive as constituting the conducive and toxic environment. The research also outlines the effects of years o…
Structure of Intellectual Trend in Recent Researches on 'Islam
No other religion has become such a big controversial issue as Islam does. Islam has become a buzzword in the modern world, especially after 9/11. It is no more mere a religion; it has integrated a lot more political and social facets into it. Hundreds of intellectuals of different corners of the world have made themselves engaged in developing perspectives to explain political forms in Islamic world, Islamism, Islamic State, Jihad, Martyrdom or …
Social Isolation of the Stateless and the Destitute
The lower-class segment of the population of the developing nations often fails to form meaningful social relations and remain disengaged from essential social institutions. The research examines those people who live in refugee-camp and sullied slum of Dhaka city and inspect how much they are socially isolated. Certain characteristics, taken as indicators to test the level of social isolation, indicate that a large segment of camp and slum dwell…
The Effect of Materialistic Value-Orientation on Religiosity in Bangladesh
The rising middle-class of the developing nations is found to be emphasizing more on the acquisition of goods and property in the pursuit of the good life. This often leads towards the materialistic value-orientation and form materialism. Religiosity, conversely, implies restraining from the earthy pleasure in the form of happy life, and often imposes prohibitory behavioral rules in the economic sphere. Hence, 'Materialism' and 'Religiosity' are …
Measuring Muslim Religiosity and Outlining Gender-Age Differences
The present study formulates a scale consisting of items that have valid and reliable psychometric properties to measure Muslim religiosity, and to see whether any variations exist by gender and age. In a sample of people aged 10 and older with at least primary education, the study found that four factors (Religious Involvement, Religious Commitment, Religious Beliefs, and General Optimism) can measure Muslim religiosity with a high level of vali…
Educators' self-esteem
Purpose This research investigates the mediation effect of perceived organizational support on the relationship between organization-based self-esteem and perceived occupational stress of teachers. Design/methodology/approach The present quantitative venture follows a causal research design to unveil the relationship among organization based self-esteem (independent variable), perceived occupational stress (dependent variable) and perceived organ…
Teachers' Perception of Their Work Environment
The work environment includes conducive aspects such as (1) organizational encouragement, (2) supervisory encouragement, and (3) workgroup support, as well as toxic conditions like (4) teaching impediments and (5) workload pressure; the objective of the research is which of the factors and what are the elements of those factors teachers perceive as constituting the conducive and toxic environment. The research also outlines the effects of years o…
The religious consciousness of the muslim minority in the muslim majority country
The research assesses religious consciousness as an explicit rhetoric of lived experiences of a group of minority Muslims living in the Muslim majority country, Bangladesh. It is a qualitative endeavor that reports and interprets the religious consciousness of the followers of late Zulfigar Haider Shah, aka “Haidar Baba”. The research argues that the religion of a particular minority group, when socially constructed, founded on the beliefs and id…
The Effect of Social Capital on Perceived Stress
The current study examined how the level of perceived stress among women living in Dhaka varies by their degree of social capital and illustrated the relative significance of some of their sociodemographic statuses, such as employment status, marital status, education, and income level, with those variables of interest. In this cross-sectional study, data were collected from a total of 485 women, 243 formally employed (having a tax identification…
Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Demography (2 works)