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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.1995

Herausgeber

Elizabeth Warnock Fernea

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

496

Maße (L/B/H)

22,9/15,2/2,9 cm

Gewicht

798 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-72490-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.11.1995

Herausgeber

Elizabeth Warnock Fernea

Verlag

University Of Texas Press

Seitenzahl

496

Maße (L/B/H)

22,9/15,2/2,9 cm

Gewicht

798 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-292-72490-7

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Children in the Muslim Middle East


    • Preface

    • Acknowledgments

    • Part I. Introduction

      • Childhood in the Muslim Middle East (Elizabeth Warnock Fernea)

      • Children in the Arab Gulf States: Some Important and Urgent Issues (Hassan al-Ebraheem)

      • The Code of Children’s Rights in Islam (Muhammad Abdelkebir Alaoui M’Daghri, translated by Moncef Lahlou )


    • Part II. Growing Up

      • Adoption in Islamic Society: a Historical Survey (Amira al-Azhary Sonbol)

      • Children of Amman: Childhood and Child Care in Squatter Areas of Amman, Jordan (Seteney Shami and Lucine Taminian)

      • Kuwaiti Lullabies (Translated and introduced by Farha Ghannam)

      • Changing Child-Rearing Patterns in An Egyptian Village (Judy H. Brink)

      • Love Conquers All? Changing Images of Gender and Relationship in Morocco (Susan Schaefer Davis and Douglas A. Davis)

      • Sudanese Lullabies and Adolescent Songs (Collected and translated by Teirab AshShareef)

      • To My Son Mehmet, I Present Our Fruits (Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu, translated by N. Menemencioglu and Sascha B. Cohen)

      • My Religion Series (M. Yasar Kandemir, translated by Akilé Gürsoy)

      • Teach Your Children the Love of God’s Messenger (Muhammad Abdo Yamani, translated and summarized by Farha Ghannam)

      • Orphanages in Egypt: Contradiction or Affirmation in a Family-Oriented Society (Andrea B. Rugh)


    • Part III. Children’s Health

      • Child Care and Child Health in Low-Income Neighborhoods of Cairo (Homa Hoodfar)

      • Bodily Mutilation of Young Females (Cairo Family Planning Association)

      • Life and Health of Jordanian Children (Staffan Janson)

      • Child Mortality and the Changing Discourse On Childhood in Turkey (Akilé Gürsoy)

      • Women’s Laments for Children Who Have Died (Collected by Jamal Zaki ad-Din al-Hajjaji, translated by Susan Slyomovics and Suzanne Quails)


    • Part IV. Children and Work

      • The Child As Economic Investment: Preliminary Reflections (Aicha Belarbi, translated by Moncef and Wafaa Lahlou)

      • Children’s Contribution to Social Security and the Family in Egypt (Helmi R. Tadros)

      • Working Children in Cairo: Case Studies (Eftetan O. Farrag)

      • The Rungs of the Ladder (Daisy al-Amir, translated by Caroline Attieh)

      • An Unmarried Girl and a Grinding Stone: A Turkish Girl’s Childhood in the City (Jenny B. White )


    • Part V. Children’s Education

      • Early Education in Kuwait: a Brief Description of the Nursery Curriculum (A’isha al-Haj Hasan and Lu’lu’a al-Qattami, translated by Ahmed Sweity)

      • Revolution for Children in Saudi Arabia (Jerine B. Bird)

      • Turkish First-Grade Text (From Jinn Ali Starts School, Cin Ali Publications)

      • Alternative Education Under the Intifada: The Palestinian Response to Israeli Policy in the Occupied Territories (Abdalla al-Kurd and Barton R. Herrscher)

      • Childhood and Education in Highland North Yemen (Susan Dorsky and Thomas B. Stevenson)

      • Gender Roles in Iranian Public School Textbooks (Adele K. Ferdows)

      • Changing Perceptions of Iranian Identity in Elementary Textbooks (Patricia J. Higgins and Pirouz Shoar-Ghaffari )


    • Part VI. Children, Politics, and War

      • The Rights of the Child under Islamic Law: Prohibition of the Child Soldier (Maryam Elahi)

      • Children of Fire (Ribat Al-Fatah) (Hoda al-Namani, translated by Najib Mokhtari and Christopher Middleton)

      • Girls’ Participation in Combat: a Case Study From Lebanon (Kari H. Karamé)

      • Attitudes of Teenage Girls to the Iranian Revolution (Farhad Khosrokhavar)

      • Poetry and Pageants: Growing Up in the Syrian Vanguard (Evelyn Early )


    • Part VII. Children and Play, Children and the Arts

      • Children’s Games and Songs in Egypt (Mohammed Omran, translated by Ahmed Sweity)

      • Patterns of Musical Development Among Children in Afghanistan (Veronica Doubleday and John Baily)

      • The Small Lamp (Ghassan Kanafani, translated by Tura Campanella Cook)

      • Children’s Games and Songs Ffrom Tunisia (Collected and translated by Sabra Webber)

      • Themes Reflected in Palestinian Children’s Literature (Taghreed Alqudsi-Ghabra)

      • Iftah Ya Simsim (Open Sesame) and Children in Baghdad (Misbah al-Khayr and Hashim al-Samira’i, translated by Ahmed Sweity)


    • Conclusion

    • Contributors