This article examines how the Islamic prohibition of riba (interest) shapes ideas about
homeownership and housing choices among Muslim professional women in Oslo, Norway …

Faith-based development organizations (FBOs) have been argued to deliver more cost-
efficient development projects than their secular counterparts through exclusive access to …

Literature on diaspora engagement in development activities has centred on the
contributions of migrating adults to the 'homeland', which range from private transfers to …

This review focuses on Zakat, a particular form of almsgiving within Islam. The value of Zakat
is estimated to range from US $200 billion to US $1 trillion per annum across the world …

Remittances, the money migrants send to family and relatives in places of origin, is the
single transnational practice migrants engage in that has received the most scholarly and …

The work of 'local responders', including crisis-affected populations and civic humanitarians
have gained more attention in humanitarian practice following the 2016 World Humanitarian …

This article seeks to understand the influence of religion/spirituality on services provided and
on the governance of faith-based civil society organizations during the Covid-19 pandemic …

Within some contexts, distinguishing between faith-based organisations (FBOs) and secular
NGOs may be challenging. While typologies for FBOs, and how they contrast to secular …

When transnational perspectives on migration flourished in the 1990s, it was imperative to
simply acknowledge that migrants' social worlds are often territorially unbounded. Soon …

I Norge har den politiske debatten om migranter og deres religiøsitet blitt mer tilspisset de
siste årene. Det har blitt skrevet mye om unge muslimer med minoritetsbakgrunn. Kristne …