Fadila Grine
Biographic Data
| ID | 783441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fadila Grine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fadila |
| FAMILY NAME | Grine |
| SIGNATURE | GRINE F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Malaya |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-6347-3018 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Word from the Guest Editor
In this special issue of the Politics and Religion Journal we are pleased to present a collection of scholarly research on the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).As a major intergovernmental organization, the OIC has profoundly influenced political, social, and economic discourse both within the Muslim world and globally.This issue provides a comprehensive examination of the OIC's historical evolution, key decisions, reforms, and ongoing c…
Do Fatwas Hamper Muslim Women’s Socio-Economic Participation in Malaysia
A number of studies show that, in Malaysia, women continue to make significant contributions to the country’s economic and social development. Moreover, women’s access to health and education has increased rapidly over the years. However, some studies claim that socio-economic discrimination against Muslim women persists. Although several factors contribute to this discrimination, fatwas (a legal opinion of Muslim jurists on Muslim affairs) are a…
Ibn Khaldun's Political Thought and Relevance
The critical review of contemporary Arab socio-politico-cultural in accordance with Abdallah Sharit show little change since Ibn Khaldun’s times, as there is no major difference from what is found in the Muqaddimah. Arab societies continue to live according to ‘asabiyyah, and struggle for political authority still continues to be the governing pattern despite making inroads towards nationalism. Abdallah Sharit explains the credibility and relevan…
Measuring Religiosity and Its Effects on Personal Well-Being
Work–family conflict and coping strategies
This study seeks to explore the relationship between work demands related to causes of work–family conflict (WFC) and coping strategies among Muslim female academicians. Five interviews were conducted with five respondents. Two issues were discussed: primary sources of WFC and coping mechanisms for WFC. The participants included five Muslim female lecturers, aged 43–45 years. Most interviewees experienced conflict between work demand and family l…
A Qur'anic Framework for Spiritual Intelligence
This paper examines the perspective of the Qur'an on spiritual intelligence in an attempt to understand its foundations, meaning and nature, as well as derive its indicators, in an effort to develop a competency-based criterion for it. This paper draws on some illustrations that effectively highlight the Qur'anic perspective on the subject of spiritual intelligence. The paper concludes that spiritual intelligence developed in accordance with a Qu…
Sustainability in multi-religious societies
The question of sustainability in multi-religious societies underscores interrelating theological, moral and cultural issues affecting the very process of social co-existence, cohesion and development. This article discusses Islam’s understanding of the question of sustainability in multi-religious contexts while highlighting the contribution of Islam’s spiritual, moral, and legal values to sustainability. This article sheds light on key Islamic …
منهجية تدوين التاريخ ا س مي
Throughout many centuries of change and development, the Islamic history continues to represent the memory reservoir of the Muslim nation with its multiple backgrounds and affiliations. The need for a critical method of the Islamic history to help us captures its diversity and richness is unavoidable. This study adopts an approach of critical analysis to examine the reasons causing a declining historical objectivity alongside a sort of a poor vis…
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منهجية تدوين التاريخ ا س مي
Throughout many centuries of change and development, the Islamic history continues to represent the memory reservoir of the Muslim nation with its multiple backgrounds and affiliations. The need for a critical method of the Islamic history to help us captures its diversity and richness is unavoidable. This study adopts an approach of critical analysis to examine the reasons causing a declining historical objectivity alongside a sort of a poor vis…
Sustainability in multi-religious societies
The question of sustainability in multi-religious societies underscores interrelating theological, moral and cultural issues affecting the very process of social co-existence, cohesion and development. This article discusses Islam’s understanding of the question of sustainability in multi-religious contexts while highlighting the contribution of Islam’s spiritual, moral, and legal values to sustainability. This article sheds light on key Islamic …
Work–family conflict and coping strategies
This study seeks to explore the relationship between work demands related to causes of work–family conflict (WFC) and coping strategies among Muslim female academicians. Five interviews were conducted with five respondents. Two issues were discussed: primary sources of WFC and coping mechanisms for WFC. The participants included five Muslim female lecturers, aged 43–45 years. Most interviewees experienced conflict between work demand and family l…
A Qur'anic Framework for Spiritual Intelligence
This paper examines the perspective of the Qur'an on spiritual intelligence in an attempt to understand its foundations, meaning and nature, as well as derive its indicators, in an effort to develop a competency-based criterion for it. This paper draws on some illustrations that effectively highlight the Qur'anic perspective on the subject of spiritual intelligence. The paper concludes that spiritual intelligence developed in accordance with a Qu…
Measuring Religiosity and Its Effects on Personal Well-Being
Ibn Khaldun's Political Thought and Relevance
The critical review of contemporary Arab socio-politico-cultural in accordance with Abdallah Sharit show little change since Ibn Khaldun’s times, as there is no major difference from what is found in the Muqaddimah. Arab societies continue to live according to ‘asabiyyah, and struggle for political authority still continues to be the governing pattern despite making inroads towards nationalism. Abdallah Sharit explains the credibility and relevan…
Do Fatwas Hamper Muslim Women’s Socio-Economic Participation in Malaysia
A number of studies show that, in Malaysia, women continue to make significant contributions to the country’s economic and social development. Moreover, women’s access to health and education has increased rapidly over the years. However, some studies claim that socio-economic discrimination against Muslim women persists. Although several factors contribute to this discrimination, fatwas (a legal opinion of Muslim jurists on Muslim affairs) are a…
A Word from the Guest Editor
In this special issue of the Politics and Religion Journal we are pleased to present a collection of scholarly research on the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).As a major intergovernmental organization, the OIC has profoundly influenced political, social, and economic discourse both within the Muslim world and globally.This issue provides a comprehensive examination of the OIC's historical evolution, key decisions, reforms, and ongoing c…
Education and Islamic Studies (6 works) · Islam (6 works) · Islamic Finance and Banking Studies (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Theology (4 works) · Law (3 works)