Edited by Shariq A. Siddiqui, Assistant Professor of Philanthropic Studies and Director, Muslim Philanthropy Initiative, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Indiana University and David A. Campbell, Professor, College of Community and Public Affairs, Binghamton University (SUNY), US

‘Philanthropy in the Muslim World is a well-documented, empirical work on the largely neglected area of philanthropy among Muslims. [...] The editors have been successful in carrying quality research papers which examine and analyse ground realities in the Muslim world and other parts of the world.’

• Contents:1 Introduction to Philanthropy in the Muslim World 1Shariq Siddiqui and David A. Campbell2 What is Muslim philanthropy? 7Shariq SiddiquiPART I AFRICA3 Muslim philanthropy in Egypt 28Kareman M. Shoair4 Philanthropy in the Muslim world: Ghana 49Ahmed Hamza Tijani and Ibrahim Abdallah5 Muslim philanthropy in Nigeria 68Kole Shettima6 Embedded giving: Muslim philanthropy in South Africa 82Halima MahomedPART II MIDDLE EAST7 Islamic philanthropy in Jordan 101Jalal Maqableh8 Islamic philanthropy in Kuwait 119Samir Abu-Rumman9 Philanthropy in Saudi Arabia 133Esam Gunaid Abdo Al-Nahari and Mohannad Mofawaz10 Philanthropy in the Republic of Yemen 154Sumaia A. Al-KohlaniPART III EUROPE11 Muslim philanthropy in France: a terra incognita to be explored 170Charles Sellen12 Muslim civil society and philanthropy in Germany 195Siri Hummel and Malte Schrader13 Religion and philanthropy in Turkey 211Ali ‚arkoğluPART IV SOUTHEAST ASIA14 Muslim philanthropy and civil society in Bangladesh:unorganized, but impactful 231Samiul Hasan15 Muslim philanthropy in India: the unfolding reform agenda? 252Sabith Khan16 Philanthropy in Pakistan 269Muhammad AliPART V ASIA17 Muslim philanthropy in China 287Lili Wang18 Reconsidering Muslim philanthropy and sustainabledevelopment in Indonesia 305Hilman LatiefPART VI MUSLIM MINORITY COMMUNITIES19 Islam, Muslims, and philanthropy in Australia 322David Tittensor20 Muslim philanthropy and civil society in the Caribbeanand The Bahamas 343Kim Williams-Pulfer21 Muslim philanthropy in the United States 362Shariq Siddiqui, Rafeel Wasif and Zeeshan NoorIndex

Edited by Shariq A. Siddiqui, Assistant Professor of Philanthropic Studies and Director, Muslim Philanthropy Initiative, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Indiana University and David A. Campbell, Professor, College of Community and Public Affairs, Binghamton University (SUNY), US

‘Philanthropy in the Muslim World is a well-documented, empirical work on the largely neglected area of philanthropy among Muslims. [...] The editors have been successful in carrying quality research papers which examine and analyse ground realities in the Muslim world and other parts of the world.’

• Contents:1 Introduction to Philanthropy in the Muslim World 1Shariq Siddiqui and David A. Campbell2 What is Muslim philanthropy? 7Shariq SiddiquiPART I AFRICA3 Muslim philanthropy in Egypt 28Kareman M. Shoair4 Philanthropy in the Muslim world: Ghana 49Ahmed Hamza Tijani and Ibrahim Abdallah5 Muslim philanthropy in Nigeria 68Kole Shettima6 Embedded giving: Muslim philanthropy in South Africa 82Halima MahomedPART II MIDDLE EAST7 Islamic philanthropy in Jordan 101Jalal Maqableh8 Islamic philanthropy in Kuwait 119Samir Abu-Rumman9 Philanthropy in Saudi Arabia 133Esam Gunaid Abdo Al-Nahari and Mohannad Mofawaz10 Philanthropy in the Republic of Yemen 154Sumaia A. Al-KohlaniPART III EUROPE11 Muslim philanthropy in France: a terra incognita to be explored 170Charles Sellen12 Muslim civil society and philanthropy in Germany 195Siri Hummel and Malte Schrader13 Religion and philanthropy in Turkey 211Ali ‚arkoğluPART IV SOUTHEAST ASIA14 Muslim philanthropy and civil society in Bangladesh:unorganized, but impactful 231Samiul Hasan15 Muslim philanthropy in India: the unfolding reform agenda? 252Sabith Khan16 Philanthropy in Pakistan 269Muhammad AliPART V ASIA17 Muslim philanthropy in China 287Lili Wang18 Reconsidering Muslim philanthropy and sustainabledevelopment in Indonesia 305Hilman LatiefPART VI MUSLIM MINORITY COMMUNITIES19 Islam, Muslims, and philanthropy in Australia 322David Tittensor20 Muslim philanthropy and civil society in the Caribbeanand The Bahamas 343Kim Williams-Pulfer21 Muslim philanthropy in the United States 362Shariq Siddiqui, Rafeel Wasif and Zeeshan NoorIndex