Titlebook: Women Entrepreneurs and Business Empowerment in Muslim Countries; Minako Sakai,Amelia Fauzia Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05954-4Indonesia; Gender; Business; Islam; Muslim countries; Religion; Women development; Business Empowering

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Minako Sakai,Amelia FauziaAnalyzes middle class women entrepreneurs in Muslim countries.Examines supportive policies and economic programs and their effects on women.Appeals to academic and practitioner audience interested in

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Conditions for the Rise of Muslim Mompreneurs in Indonesia,mic economy, and responses of Muslim organisations to women being involved in small businesses. All of these factors have created suitable conditions that assisted women, especially those of the middle class, in becoming Muslim mompreneurs.

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Negotiating Patriarchy as Contemporary Khadijah and Aishah, of the Prophet Muhammad as their role models, women intend to embody a form of propagation by action. This is an effective local strategy to foster gender equality and negotiate patriarchy within the framework of Islam. Their quiet challenge enables men to side with this important social transformation to build an inclusive society.

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2730-7328 Appeals to academic and practitioner audience interested in .This book analyzes women entrepreneurs in Muslim countries who are using Islamic values to develop and run small businesses. As a core case study, the authors are using Indonesia as it is the largest Muslim country in the world by populati

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Women Entrepreneurs, Islam and the Middle Class,that becoming a Muslim mompreneur is a considered response of middle-class Muslim women to modernity. This chapter provides theoretical discussions on middle-class entrepreneurialism and women, and our approach to examining women’s agency. We focus on Indonesia as the largest Muslim-dominant country

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