MUHUM – Muslim Humanitarianism

MUHUM investigates the complex relationship between charity, philanthropy, humanitarianism, development and Islam. Taking the perspectives of anthropology and history MUHUM focusses on how Muslim institutions, networks and individuals negotiate these concepts and how they thereby foster manifold social, spatial and material transformations.

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Muslim Humanitarianism: An Afterword

July, 2019 / By Julie Billaud

What kind of practices, forms of moral reasoning and ethical orientation does Muslim humanitarianism entail? In what contexts and in […]

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Workshop: Muslim Humanitarianism — #MUHUM

March, 2019 / By Till Mostowlansky

Date: 15-16 May, 2019 Place: The Graduate Institute Geneva Convenor: Dr Till Mostowlansky, Department of Anthropology &

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A Note on MUHUM

May, 2018 / By Till Mostowlansky

Muslim Humanitarianism – short MUHUM – is a platform that seeks to foster debate on the complex relationship between charity,