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1. 4 Sexual Violence against Peacekeepers and Aid Workers

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

2. Index

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

3. 6 The Imperative of Prioritizing Victims' Rights

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

4. Notes

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

5. 15 Rethinking PSEA

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

6. 14 Empowered Aid

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

7. 13 Agency and Affect in PSEA

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

8. 12 From ‘Cultural Sensitivity' to ‘Structural Sensitivity'

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

9. 11 ‘We Don't Have a Word for That': Issues in Translating PSEA Communication

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

10. Part III Looking Forward: Where to from Here?

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

11. 9 Power, Consent and Peacekeeping Economies

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

12. 10 Gender, Race, Sexuality and PSEA

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

13. 8 Masculinities and Institutional Blind Spots

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

14. 6A United Nations Victims' Rights Statement

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

15. 7 Accountability Advocates

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

16. 5 Missing the Mark in PSEA

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

17. 3 Victims' Rights and Remedial Action

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

18. Part I Where We've Been

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

19. 2 United Nations Police as a Double-Edged Sword for SEA Accountability

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

20. Part II How It's Going

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

21. 1 Reflections on 20-Plus Years of Protection from SEA Work

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

22. Acknowledgements

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

24. List of Figures and Tables

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

25. List of Abbreviations

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

26. Notes on Contributors

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

27. Table of Contents

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

28. Front Matter

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

29. Front Cover

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Dolan-Evans, Elliot, Westendorf, Jasmine-Kim, Jennings, Kathleen M, Mazurana, Dyan, Donnelly, Phoebe, Nyambeki, Leah, Kemp, Ellie, Martin, Sarah, Potts, Alina, White, Sabrina, Connors, Jane, Elderfield, Emily, Bian, Junru, Daigle, Megan, Nasser-Eddin, Nof, Abu-Assab, Nour, Naik, Asmita, Myrttinen, Henri, and Kihara-Hunt, Ai

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2024

30. LGBTQ Education in Arabic-Speaking Countries and Beyond: The Appropriation of Intersectionality and Decolonial Thought

Author

Abu-Assab, Nour and Nasser-Eddin, Nof

Abstract

This article sheds light on the implications of the imposition of decontextualized hegemonic narratives around gender and sexuality on Arabic-speaking countries and the appropriation of intersectionality as a tool for resistance and consciousness raising by NGO-ized educational programs, as well as the importance of combining both intersectional and decolonial approaches in relation to education in general and to gender and sexuality education in particular. To do so, we rely on analyses of public discourses around LGBTQ rights, data from our experience leading gender and sexuality educational programs through the Centre for Transnational Development and Collaboration for over 1,400 individuals in the Global North and the Global South, and assessments of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) trainings carried out by the majority of NGOs focusing on LGBTQ education in Arabic-speaking countries.

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2023
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33. The Umayyad and Fātimid attitude towards Christian sacred sites in Palestine with special reference to ʻAbd al-Malik ibn Marwān and Ḥākim bi-Amr Allāh

Author

Abu Assab, Nour

Subjects
320, Christianity and other religions, Sacred space, Palestine
Abstract

This research examined to what extent the two Muslim dynasties, the Umayyad and the Fāṭimid, applied Islamic teachings in dealing with Christian sacred places in Palestine. It also compared the two dynasties, in terms of tolerance towards Christian sacred places, with special reference to the Caliphs ‛Abd Al-Malik ibn Marwān and Al-Ḥākim Biamrillah in an attempt to explore the reasons leading to such an attitude. This research outlined a theoretical framework, which Muslims were supposed to have adopted in their dealings with Christian places based on the various opinions of the exegetes from both Sunnī and Shī‛ī interpretations of the Qur'ān besides the practice of Prophet Muḥammad and his Companions in addition to the opinions of the jurists. The outline shows that the teachings of Islamic core sources have the rules for the protection of churches and other places of worship The findings have shown that the attitude would, to a large extent, correspond with the Islamic teachings in the manner of dealing with Christian sacred places under the two different dynasties. As for the Umayyads, the historical accounts and the archaeological evidence have indicated that the old churches and monasteries were kept protected, many new churches and monasteries were erected, several of the ruined ones were rebuilt, and renovation was made. In addition, the rituals were performed publically and pilgrimage continued. The Umayyads also showed formally their respect to the Christian sacred places. However, the economic decline during that period with its natural disasters, the political situation, peaceful abandonment, and demographical changes were the main reasons behind the decline in the number of churches, rather than a passive change in the Muslims' attitude. As for the Umayyads, the historical accounts and the archaeological evidence have indicated that the old churches and monasteries were kept protected, many new churches and monasteries were erected, several of the ruined ones were rebuilt, and renovation was made. In addition, the rituals were performed publically and pilgrimage continued. The Umayyads also showed formally their respect to the Christian sacred places. However, the economic decline during that period with its natural disasters, the political situation, peaceful abandonment, and demographical changes were the main reasons behind the decline in the number of churches, rather than a passive change in the Muslims' attitude. As for the Fāṭimids, the historical accounts have proved that formally the state shared in the celebrations, permitted the Cross display and allowed the pilgrimage flow to continue. Few institutions were newly built under the Fāṭimids when compared to the number under the Umayyads. This might indicate that the Fāṭimids in particular followed a certain policy backed by the political situation. In this regard, the researcher argues that the strategic and political circumstances played a pivotal role in elevating this policy which was mainly linked to the relationship with the Byzantine Empire. Still, apart from the destruction of the Holy Sepulchre, no physical evidence showed that there was a deliberate destruction of churches and monasteries based on any formal policy. In respect to the actions of ‛Abd Al-Malik ibn Marwān and Al-Ḥākim Biamrillah, the research has revealed that the acts of both did not seem to show hostility towards the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the other Christian sacred places. ‘Abd Al-Malik did not consider the Holy Sepulchre as a threat. Similarly, Al-Ḥākim's action was an exception among his fellow Fāṭimid caliphs and when exploring the reasons for the destruction, it has been suggested that his personal character played a major role, which together with the political and social motivations led to his actions. The Holy Sepulchre and the other churches were rebuilt during the Fāṭimid ruling, which testified that enmity was not the attitude towards the Christian sacred places. The research has also suggested that however the two dynasties appear to be tolerant in dealing with Christian sacred places, not all the motivations that led to this attitude were very alike. It has been suggested that the Umayyads' policy in keeping the political, economic, and social stability of the Muslim state made it a necessity to keep the good relations with the influential Christian community, thus, positively deal with their sacred places. While the Fāṭimids tended to positively treat the Christians because they wanted to retain the Christians on their side as a minority supporting the Ismā‘īlī Fāṭimids who were ruling over the Sunnī majority and whom they failed to convert to the rulers' own creed.

Published
2013

34. Narratives of ethnicity and nationalism : a case study of Circassians in Jordan

Author

Abu Assab, Nour

Subjects
301, DS Asia, HT Communities. Classes. Races
Abstract

This research is an exploration of ethnic narratives of the Circassian community in Jordan, in addition to the nationalist narratives promoted by the state of Jordan, and their reconstruction by the research participants. This research aims to understand how the research participants, as non-Arabs, understand and makes sense of the Pan-Arab ethnonational narratives promoted by the state through the ‘Jordan First’ nationalist campaign and textbooks of national and civic education. It also seeks to understand the ethnic narratives of the Circassian community. It highlights the fact that ethnic narratives are often contextualised, and come to light always in comparison to the other. It also shows how ethnic narratives are gendered, can include or exclude women, and gender relations are ethnicised, or in other words used as markers for group boundaries. The main aim of this research is to unpack the research participants’ conceptualisations of Jordan and the Pan-Arabism, and to understand the strategies they use to include themselves within these narratives. It intends to evaluate whether research participants see themselves as integrated into the Jordanian society or not. Whereas the community itself is often portrayed as integrated into the society, because many of them are in high governmental positions, and the ceremonial guards of the Royal Family are the Circassians, it is also important to examine whether they believe that they are, and how. This thesis contributes to the literature on ethnicity and nationalism based on a minority with unique profile, and also contributes to the overall body of literature on state nationalism in the Middle East. The research has been approached through the use of both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. It is based on the analysis of textbooks of national and civic education, and the ‘Jordan First’ campaign, in addition to 13 interviews and 62 questionnaires.

Published
2011

35. LGBTQ Education in Arabic-Speaking Countries and Beyond: The Appropriation of Intersectionality and Decolonial Thought.

Author

Abu-Assab, Nour and Nasser-Eddin, Nof

Subjects
*LGBTQ+ people, *INTERSECTIONALITY, *SEXUAL orientation, *EDUCATIONAL programs, *GENDER identity
Abstract

This article sheds light on the implications of the imposition of decontextualized hegemonic narratives around gender and sexuality on Arabic-speaking countries and the appropriation of intersectionality as a tool for resistance and consciousness raising by NGO-ized educational programs, as well as the importance of combining both intersectional and decolonial approaches in relation to education in general and to gender and sexuality education in particular. To do so, we rely on analyses of public discourses around LGBTQ rights, data from our experience leading gender and sexuality educational programs through the Centre for Transnational Development and Collaboration for over 1,400 individuals in the Global North and the Global South, and assessments of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) trainings carried out by the majority of NGOs focusing on LGBTQ education in Arabic-speaking countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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36. Anxiety among Adolescents and Young Adults during COVID-19 Pandemic: A Multi-Country Survey

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Sabbagh, Heba, primary, Abdelaziz, Wafaa, additional, Alghamdi, Waleed, additional, Quritum, Maryam, additional, AlKhateeb, Nada, additional, Abourdan, Joud, additional, Qureshi, Nafeesa, additional, Qureshi, Shabnum, additional, Hamoud, Ahmed, additional, Mahmoud, Nada, additional, Odeh, Ruba, additional, Al-Khanati, Nuraldeen, additional, Jaber, Rawiah, additional, Balkhoyor, Abdulrahman, additional, Shabi, Mohammed, additional, Folayan, Morenike, additional, Alade, Omolola, additional, Gomaa, Noha, additional, Alnahdi, Raqiya, additional, Mahmoud, Nawal, additional, El Wazziki, Hanane, additional, Alnaas, Manal, additional, Samodien, Bahia, additional, Mahmoud, Rawa, additional, Abu Assab, Nour, additional, Saad, Sherin, additional, Alhachim, Sondos, additional, and El Tantawi, Maha, additional

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2022
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37. Cigarettes' use and capabilities-opportunities-motivation-for-behavior model: a multi-country survey of adolescents and young adults

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Sabbagh, Heba Jafar, primary, Abdelaziz, Wafaa, additional, Quritum, Maryam, additional, AlKhateeb, Nada AbuBakr, additional, Abourdan, Joud, additional, Qureshi, Nafeesa, additional, Qureshi, Shabnum, additional, Hamoud, Ahmed H. N., additional, Mahmoud, Nada, additional, Odeh, Ruba, additional, Al-Khanati, Nuraldeen Maher, additional, Jaber, Rawiah, additional, Balkhoyor, Abdulrahman Loaie, additional, Shabi, Mohammed, additional, Folayan, Morenike Oluwatoyin, additional, Alade, Omolola, additional, Gomaa, Noha, additional, Alnahdi, Raqiya, additional, Mahmoud, Nawal A., additional, El Wazziki, Hanane, additional, Alnaas, Manal, additional, Samodien, Bahia, additional, Mahmoud, Rawa A., additional, Abu Assab, Nour, additional, Saad, Sherin, additional, Alhachim, Sondos G., additional, and El Tantawi, Maha, additional

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2022
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38. Oral manifestations in young adults infected with COVID-19 and impact of smoking: a multi-country cross-sectional study

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El Tantawi, Maha, primary, Sabbagh, Heba Jafar, additional, Alkhateeb, Nada Abubakor, additional, Quritum, Maryam, additional, Abourdan, Joud, additional, Qureshi, Nafeesa, additional, Qureshi, Shabnum, additional, Hamoud, Ahmed, additional, Mahmoud, Nada, additional, Odeh, Ruba, additional, Al-Khanati, Nuraldeen Maher, additional, Jaber, Rawiah, additional, Balkhoyor, Abdulrahman Loaie, additional, Shabi, Mohammed, additional, Folayan, Morenike O., additional, Gomaa, Noha, additional, Al_Nahdi, Raqiya, additional, Mahmoud, Nawal, additional, El Wazziki, Hanane, additional, Alnaas, Manal, additional, Samodien, Bahia, additional, Mahmoud, Rawa, additional, Abu Assab, Nour, additional, Saad, Sherin, additional, Al-Hachim, Sondos, additional, Alshaikh, Ali, additional, and Abdelaziz, Wafaa, additional

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2022
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40. Oral lesions in young adults infected with COVID-19 and impact of smoking. A multi-country study (Preprint)

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Sabbagh, Heba, primary, El Tantawi, Maha, additional, AlKhateeb, Nada, additional, Quritum, Maryam, additional, Abourdan, Joud, additional, Qureshi, Nafeesa, additional, Qureshi, Shabnum, additional, Hamoud, Ahmed H N, additional, Mahmoud, Nada, additional, Oden, Ruba, additional, Al-Khanati, Nuraldeen Maher, additional, Jaber, Rawiah, additional, Balkhoyor, Abdulrahman, additional, Shabi, Mohammed, additional, Folayan, Morenike, additional, Gomaa, Noha, additional, Alnahdi, Raqiya, additional, Mahmoud, Nawal, additional, El Wazziki, Hanane, additional, Alnaas, Manal, additional, Samodien, Bahia, additional, Mahmoud, Rawa, additional, Abu Assab, Nour, additional, Saad, Sherin, additional, Alhachim, Sondos, additional, Alshaikh, Ali, additional, and Abdelaziz, Wafaa, additional

Published
2021
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45. Emevilerin Beytülmakdis’teki Hristiyan Mukaddesatlarına Yönelik Tutumu

Author

ABU ASSAB, Nour

Subjects
Tarih, History, Social, Christian,holy sites,churches,pilgrimage,ecclesiastical affairs,iconoclasm,Islam,Umayyad,archaeology, الأمويون,بيت المقدس,المقداسات,المسيحيون, Beytülmakdis,Hristiyan Mukaddesatlarına, Sosyal
Abstract

موقف الأمويون تجاه المقدسات المسيحية في بيت المقدس, Emevilerin Beytülmakdis’teki Hristiyan Mukaddesatlarına Yönelik Tutumu, This paper aims to investigate the Umayyads' attitudetowards Christian sacred places in Islamicjerusalem under theUmayyad rule. The paper tries to explore the Umayyads' way indealing with the Christian sanctuaries in terms of the interaction ofthe formal figures with the venerated Christian sanctuaries,investigating whether the Umayyad’s allowed the building, therebuilding and the renovation of new churches or not. It will also tryto examine how the Muslims dealt with the presentations related tothe Christian sacred sites such as the feasts' parades and thedisplaying of crosses. In the same regard, this paper investigates howactive the pilgrimage sites were, through eye-witness and pilgrimsaccounts. In order to achieve the previous goals, the researcher willsurvey the historical accounts with the support of the archaeologicalevidence in an attempt to identify the attitude held generally.

Published
2014

46. İslam Yönetimi Altında Beytülmakdis'teki Hristiyan Kutsal Mekanları

Author

ABU ASSAB, Nour

Subjects
Religion, Din Bilimi, بيت المقدس,القدس,المسيحية,الأماكن المقدسة, Beytülmakdis,Kudüs
Abstract

الأماكن المقدسة المسيحية في بيت المقدس تحت حكم المسلمين ,نور أبوعصب , باللغة الإنجليزية, İslam Yönetimi Altında Beytülmakdis'teki Hristiyan Kutsal Mekanları NOUR ABU ASSAB , Dil: İngilizce, CHRISTIAN HOLY SITES IN ISLAMICJERUSALEM UNDER THE MUSLIM RULE by: NOUR ABU ASSAB , Language: English

Published
2012

47. KİTAP İNCELEMESİ: Mübarek Mescid-i Aksa Eğitimine Giriş

Author

ABU ASSAB, NOUR

Subjects
Religion, المسجد الأقصى,بيت المقدس,القدس, Din Bilimi, Mescid-i Aksa,Kudüs,Beytülmakdis, Al-Aqsa Mosque,Jerusalem,Islamicjerusalem
Abstract

Book Review: An Introduction to Studying Al-Aqsa Mosque (by Abdallah Marouf) by: NOUR ABU ASSAB , Language: ِArabic, KİTAP İNCELEMESİ: Mübarek Mescid-i Aksa Eğitimine Giriş, Abdullah Maruf NOUR ABU ASSAB , Dil: Arapça, مراجعة كتاب: المدخل إلى دراسة المسجد الأقصى المبارك لعبدالله معروف ,نور محمود أبو عصب , باللغة العربية

Published
2009

48. Narratives of ethnicity and nationalism : a case study of Circassians in Jordan

Author

Abu Assab, Nour

Subjects
HT, DS
Abstract

This research is an exploration of ethnic narratives of the Circassian\ud community in Jordan, in addition to the nationalist narratives promoted by the state\ud of Jordan, and their reconstruction by the research participants. This research aims to\ud understand how the research participants, as non-Arabs, understand and makes\ud sense of the Pan-Arab ethnonational narratives promoted by the state through the\ud ‘Jordan First’ nationalist campaign and textbooks of national and civic education. It\ud also seeks to understand the ethnic narratives of the Circassian community. It\ud highlights the fact that ethnic narratives are often contextualised, and come to light\ud always in comparison to the other. It also shows how ethnic narratives are gendered,\ud can include or exclude women, and gender relations are ethnicised, or in other\ud words used as markers for group boundaries.\ud The main aim of this research is to unpack the research participants’\ud conceptualisations of Jordan and the Pan-Arabism, and to understand the strategies\ud they use to include themselves within these narratives. It intends to evaluate\ud whether research participants see themselves as integrated into the Jordanian society\ud or not. Whereas the community itself is often portrayed as integrated into the\ud society, because many of them are in high governmental positions, and the\ud ceremonial guards of the Royal Family are the Circassians, it is also important to\ud examine whether they believe that they are, and how. This thesis contributes to the\ud literature on ethnicity and nationalism based on a minority with unique profile, and\ud also contributes to the overall body of literature on state nationalism in the Middle\ud East. The research has been approached through the use of both qualitative and\ud quantitative data collection methods. It is based on the analysis of textbooks of\ud national and civic education, and the ‘Jordan First’ campaign, in addition to 13\ud interviews and 62 questionnaires.

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