Education Transformation in Muslim Societies

**Hope is a complex concept-one academics use to accept the unknown while also expressing optimism. However, it can also be an action-oriented framework with measurable outcomes.

*In *Education Transformation in Muslim Societies, scholars from around the world offer a wealth of perspectives for incorporating hope in the education of students from kindergarten through university to stimulate change, dialogue, and transformation in their communities. For instance, though progress has been made in Muslim societies on early education and girls' enrollment, it is not well documented. By examining effective educational initiatives and analyzing how they work, educators, policymakers, and government officials can create a catalyst for positive educational reform and transformation.

Adopting strength-based educational discourse, contributors to Education Transformation in Muslim Societies reveal how critical the whole-person approach is for enriching the brain and the spirit and instilling hope back into the teaching and learning spaces of many Muslim societies and communities.

Education Transformation in Muslim Societies is a copub with the International Institute of Islamic Thought.

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edited by Ilham Nasser

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Hope is a complex concept-one academics unfortunately use to glorify the past or accept the unknown while also expressing optimism. However, it can also be an action-oriented framework with measurable outcomes.

*In *Education Transformation in Muslim Societies, Muslim scholars from around the world offer multiple perspectives on using educational hope to stimulate change, dialogue, and transformation, from kindergarten through university in Muslim communities. For instance, though progress has been made in Muslim societies on early education and girls' enrollment, it is not well documented; but by examining effective educational initiatives and analyzing how they work, educators, policymakers, and government officials can create a catalyst for positive educational reform and transformation.

By adopting strength-based educational discourse, contributors to Education Transformation in Muslim Societies reveal how critical the whole-person approach is when enriching the brain and the spirit and instilling hope back into the teaching and learning spaces of many Muslim societies and communities.

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Acknowledgments
Preface
Part 1: Education, Hope, and Muslim Societies
1. Advancing Education in Muslim Societies Through a Discourse of Hope: An Introduction, by Ilham Nasser

2. Transcending Human Ruptures Through a Hopeful Muslim Education, by Nuraan Davids
   Part 2: Contexts of Hope in Higher Education
   3. The Power of Hope and Transformative Teaching: How to Frame an Educational Vision by Means of the Most Beautiful Names of Allah (al-Asma' al-Husna), by Mualla Selcuk
3. Fusion of Horizons: A Case Study of the Pedagogy of Transformative Hope for Muslim Women's Empowerment in Malaysia, by Suhailah Hossien
   Part 3: Initiatives in Teacher Development
   5. Teacher Professional Development in Palestine: Hope Despite All, by Ilham Nasser, Bassam Abu Hamad, and Sulieman Mleahat
4. Schooling Culture in Public Schools: Reform for Equity (A'dl) in Education, by Nora El-Bilawi
   Part 4: Infusing Hope in K-12 Education
   7. Positive Futures and Hope for a Better Life: A Transdisciplinary Approach for Imagining a Flourishing and Sustainable World, by Andreas M. Krafft
5. Hope for Developing Compassionate Relations with Humans and Machines: Emotional Cognition and Islamic Education in North America, by Sher Afgan Tareen
6. Intentional and Mindful Religious Studies to Develop a Holistic Identity in Young Muslims: A Case Study from North America, by Afeefa Said
   Part 5: Final Critical Reflections
   10. 21st Century Prospects for Hope in Transforming Education: Advancing the Dialogue, by Shelley Wong and Tyron Pitts
   Authors' Biographies
   Index