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Wolof

, 2018
The Wolof are a group of people who share a common language (Wolof), and live in what is now Senegal and the Gambia. They are predominantly Muslim, with elements of “traditional (i.e., pre-Islamic) magicoreligious beliefs and practices” (Lagacé and ...
Pitek, Emily
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The Inclusion of Minority Religious Education in the Finnish Comprehensive School: A Teacher and Teacher Coordinator Perspective

Nordidactica: Journal of Humanities and Social Science Education, 2015
The Finnish education system offers faith-specific religious education throughout the comprehensive school. Today separate minority religious classes are offered parallel to the majority Lutheran and secular ethics education. The purpose of this study is
Harriet Zilliacus
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Everyday Lived Islam among Hazara Migrants in Scotland: Intersectionality, Agency, and Individualisation

Religions
The mainstream literature on the religiosity of Muslims in Europe often homogenises this diverse minority. This article diverges by focusing on a less visible ethno-religious minority within the Muslim population, specifically examining how Hazara Shia ...
Sayed Mahdi Mosawi
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Religious pluralism and treatment of religious minorities in religious education

Гуманитарные ведомости ТГПУ им. Л.Н. Толстого, 2013
В центре широкой дискуссии о религиозном образовании, прежде всего, стоит вопрос о публичном статусе религии. Я обращаю внимание на религиозное образование в государственных школах и не рассматриваю в данной статье подготовку специалистов в религиозных образовательных заведениях. Решение проблем религиозного образования в государственных школах требует
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Change in the Rate and Pattern of Religious Intermarriage in the Republic of Ireland [PDF]

Earlier attempts to estimate the rate and to establish the patterns of religious intermarriage in the Republic of Ireland have been limited by a lack of data.
Richard O'Leary
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Mental Health Conceptualization and Resilience Factors in the Kalasha Youth: An Indigenous Ethnic and Religious Minority Community in Pakistan. [PDF]

Front Public Health, 2018
Choudhry FR, Khan TM, Park MS, Golden KJ.   +3 more
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Assessing and understanding young people's attitudes toward religious diversity in the United Kingdom [PDF]

The increased presence of religious diversity among the population of the United Kingdom, particularly over the past century, is particularly noticeable through population studies such as the national census, and tangible signs including the increase ...
Pyke, Alice
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Minority Affairs Committee Endorsement of UNITY Proposal

, 1985
One page memo dated May 9, 1985, from Ramón Chacón, then SCU faculty member and Chair of the Minority Advisory Committee, to Robert M. Senkewicz, S.J., then Vice President of Student Services, indicating the Minority Advisory Committee's support of the ...
Senkewicz, Robert M., 1947-; Chacón, Ramón D. (Ramón David);
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Ethno-religious minorities

In the introduction to the work Muslims and Jews in Medieval and Early Modern Spain: Interaction and Cultural Change, whose edition dates from 1999, the historian Mark D. Meyerson, one of its editors, enquired into certain theoretical presuppositions, still valid today in the analysis of the ethno-religious minorities.
Barros, Maria Filomena Lopes de, Almagro Vidal, Clara   +1 more
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Authority, trust, and healthcare communication in a religious minority: the case of the Haredi community in Israel during COVID-19. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Zalcberg S, Chen Y, Zalcberg-Block S.
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