Biography
Dr. Ahmad Nabil Amir is a Malaysian academic, researcher, translator, and writer specializing in Qur’anic and Hadith studies, Islamic thought, reformist scholarship, and Islamic civilization. He holds a Ph.D. in Al-Qur’an and al-Hadith from Universiti Malaya and has served as a postdoctoral researcher at International Islamic University Malaysia and as an Associate Research Fellow at ISTAC-IIUM. He has extensive experience in translating, editing, and writing, with numerous books, academic articles, and translation projects to his credit. He currently leads the Abduh Study Group and has presented his research at numerous international conferences and academic forums.
Abstract
Tittle: Religious Life Of Contemporary Muslim Women At Work
Abstract: This work surveys the basic socio-ethical and cultural life of Muslims women inMalaysia since colonial era. It brought to light their encouraging works that help to realize manysocial, political, religious and economic potential in facing global problems and its highly sophisticated challenge and predicament. Their social presence had largely facilitated effort toward social cohesion and enriching fundamental discourse on modernity, religious and
democratic values. The study takes particular interest in the horizon of their religious life and its significance in enriching the cultural fabric of civil society and its societal make-up and spiritual foundation. By looking at Muslims woman in Malaysia it tries to look for the moral framework that guide their shared worldviews in common life in Malaysia. They have demonstrated lastingn ethical and moral standard in maintaining religious norms and principles in the spirit of dialogue and religious Convivencia. This work also looks into how this essentially affect their work in dealing with difference ideology in the context of social interaction and different worldview they have with each other.
