MALEZYA’DAKİ MÜSLÜMAN “SOSYAL HİZMET” FAALİYETLERİ

Year 2021, Volume: 5 Issue: 1, 141 - 161, 11.04.2021

Zulkarnain Hatta Zarina Mat Saad Translator: Fahriye Sena Eroğlu , Translator: Saliha Yaman Polat

https://doi.org/10.52115/apjir.857556

Abstract

Bu araştırma, Malezya’daki Müslüman sosyal hizmet faaliyetlerini gözden geçirmeyi hedeflemektedir. Çalışmanın genel amacı câmilerin, İslami dini kurumların ve üstadın (din görevlisi) “sosyal hizmet” alanında neler yapmakta olduklarını olabildiğince nesnel ve deneysel olarak bilmek ve kayıt altına almaktır. Rapor birkaç başlık halinde düzenlenecektir. Rapora sosyal ve ekonomik durum, eğitim sistemi gibi temel demografik bilgilere ışık tutan kısa bir Malezya profili ile başlayacağız. İslam ve sosyal hizmet ilişkisi üzerine genel bir bakış bunu izleyecek olup ardından câmiler ve üstadların rollerini tartışacağız. Son olarak, araştırma metodolojisi, bulgular ve tartışmalar ile raporu sonuçlandıracağız.

Keywords

malezya, sosyal hizmet, müslüman

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