Teachers‟ in-service training as such is not a new thing in Oman, but due to the national
effort put in re-organising and systematising in-service training programmes in the past few …

In a climate of increasing multiculturalism in education, classrooms have become more
diverse, offering educators and institutions both opportunities and challenges. In response to …

This article explores how and why some national governments seek to manage and control
tourist-oriented narratives about historic sites and artefacts. Discussing ethnographic …

As one of the first scholarly studies of Jirāb al-Mamnūn, a collection of letters by the
Daghestani Shāfi ʿ ī scholar Ḥasan al-Alqadārī (1834–1910), this article challenges the …

Muslim* Innen, die neben Allah die Göttin des Südmeeres verehren, das rituelle Fasten
durch Arbeit ersetzen oder den Koran feministisch auslegen: Susanne Schröter führt …

The turnover rate of Omani women in the private sector is high and employers face
difficulties in retaining women productively in jobs. By assessing work–family conflict (WFC) …

This chapter begins by reviewing two earlier historiographies of Islamic family law to
illustrate the breadth and depth of the field. It then proceeds to examine the literature in three …

Shame and guilt have been two dominant disciplining practices against female activists in
the Middle East in general and the Arabian Gulf in particular. The violation of women's …

The Omani statistics for craft industries by gender showed that women dominate some areas
of crafts, with a higher number of women than men in some craft centers. In light of this fact …

This research explores the interplay between Twitter hashtag activism and the
unemployment movement in Oman. It examines the dynamics of the unemployment …