An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications

As the United Arab Emirates (UAE) undertakes this tremendous journey of adopting inclusive ideologies from the west, this study aims to ascertain if the Islamic teachings coincide with inclusive practices and if they will enhance the situation of learners with disabilities in Dubai, UAE. This qualit...

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Main Author: Alibhai, Zamena Hassan (author)
Published: 2010
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Online Access:http://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/991
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author Alibhai, Zamena Hassan
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dc.publisher.none.fl_str_mv The British University in Dubai (BUiD)
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Islamic perspective
inclusion
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
inclusive practices
early intervention practice
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
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description As the United Arab Emirates (UAE) undertakes this tremendous journey of adopting inclusive ideologies from the west, this study aims to ascertain if the Islamic teachings coincide with inclusive practices and if they will enhance the situation of learners with disabilities in Dubai, UAE. This qualitative study analyzes the juxtaposition of secular and Islamic ideologies in the framework of this Islamic State. In analyzing the interpretations of Islamic views on disabilities, references to relevant scholarly literature, interpretations from stakeholders and real life implications of ‘inclusive practices’ in Dubai, this research study presents an Islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education. Management, teachers and parents were interviewed for their interpretations of the Islamic perspectives on the inclusion of learners with disabilities. Observations were conducted to assess inclusive practices of a mainstream school employing early intervention practices. The findings of this study revealed that Islamic teachings and the ideal of inclusion in literature seemed to be in harmony although implementation remains a tangible ideal. Recommendations for further practice and research are provided to bring to fruition this valuable amalgamation of ideologies in the UAE.
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spelling An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implicationsAlibhai, Zamena HassanIslamic perspectiveinclusionUnited Arab Emirates (UAE)inclusive practicesearly intervention practiceAs the United Arab Emirates (UAE) undertakes this tremendous journey of adopting inclusive ideologies from the west, this study aims to ascertain if the Islamic teachings coincide with inclusive practices and if they will enhance the situation of learners with disabilities in Dubai, UAE. This qualitative study analyzes the juxtaposition of secular and Islamic ideologies in the framework of this Islamic State. In analyzing the interpretations of Islamic views on disabilities, references to relevant scholarly literature, interpretations from stakeholders and real life implications of ‘inclusive practices’ in Dubai, this research study presents an Islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education. Management, teachers and parents were interviewed for their interpretations of the Islamic perspectives on the inclusion of learners with disabilities. Observations were conducted to assess inclusive practices of a mainstream school employing early intervention practices. The findings of this study revealed that Islamic teachings and the ideal of inclusion in literature seemed to be in harmony although implementation remains a tangible ideal. Recommendations for further practice and research are provided to bring to fruition this valuable amalgamation of ideologies in the UAE.The British University in Dubai (BUiD)2017-03-23T06:48:31Z2017-03-23T06:48:31Z2010-11Dissertation70050http://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/991enoai:bspace.buid.ac.ae:1234/9912021-11-08T12:08:17Z
spellingShingle An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
Alibhai, Zamena Hassan
Islamic perspective
inclusion
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
inclusive practices
early intervention practice
title An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
title_full An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
title_fullStr An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
title_full_unstemmed An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
title_short An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
title_sort An islamic perspective on the inclusion of learners with disabilities in private mainstream education in Dubai: interpretations and implications
topic Islamic perspective
inclusion
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
inclusive practices
early intervention practice
url http://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/991