Islam, Muslims, and Covid-19: The Intersection of Ethics, Health and Social Life in the Diaspora

‎Contents
‎Acknowledgments
‎Figures and Tables
‎Abbreviations
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Introduction (Padela and Al-Deen)
‎Chapter 1. Aligning Public Health Mandates with Religious Goals: Developing Islamic Bioethical Guidance during the COVID-19 Pandemic (Padela and Ahmed)
‎Chapter 2. Examining the Intersection of Healthcare Advocacy, Religion, and Community During a Global Pandemic (Tariq, Husain and Syed)
‎Chapter 3. Effects of COVID-19 on the Healthcare Coverage of Immigrant Populations (Abdulbaseer, Mirza, Hussain, Zafar, Rehman and Mirza)
‎Chapter 4. Muslim Healthcare Workers in the Time of COVID-19 (Al-Deen and Shabazz)
‎Chapter 5. Religiosity, Coping, and Mental Health: An Empirical Analysis of Muslims Across the COVID-19 Pandemic (Umarji, Mahmood, Raza and Awaad)
‎Chapter 6. African-American Muslims’ Reflections on the Pandemic (Ameena Mitchell)
‎Chapter 7. COVID-19 and US Islamic Schools: Responsive, Resourceful, and Resilient (Khan)
‎Chapter 8. An Examination of Ramadan Fasting and COVID-19 Outcomes in the UK (Mitha, Waqar, Asaria, Suleiman and Ghouri)
‎Chapter 9. An Islamic Ethico-Legal Framework for Pandemics: The Case for COVID-19 (Rashid)
‎Glossary
‎Index