Bücher von Abdul Aziz

Online Social Networking Sites delves into the realm of online social networking platforms, seeking to examine their various aspects, impact, and user behavior. Online social networking sites have become a prominent part of modern society, reshaping how individuals connect, communicate, and share information with others.This research aims to explore the usage patterns, motivations, and preferences of users on various online social networking sites. By analyzing user behavior and interactions, the study seeks to understand how these platforms influence social relationships, communication styles, and information dissemination.Through surveys, data analysis, and possibly interviews, the study endeavors to provide valuable insights into the role of online social networking sites in shaping individual behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions. It may also investigate the effects of social media usage on mental health, privacy concerns, and the impact of social networks on social and professional networking.Furthermore, the research might delve into the implications of social networking platforms for businesses, marketing strategies, and user engagement. It could assess how companies and brands utilize these platforms to connect with their target audiences and build brand loyalty.

Seminar paper from the year 2017 in the subject Sociology - Religion, London Metropolitan University (Working Lives Research Institute), course: Dprof Researching Work, language: English, abstract: This work explores the spiritual thought and bodily work that has been an integral part of Islamic faith. The discussion in the work aims to examine the Islamic process of spiritual conversion and bodily work that began for the Bangladeshis with migration and human capital investments defined by Arabic power that would provide the basis of identity and social organization.The discussion asserts the argument that the Islamic faith, through the reproductions of kin networks, as well as the operation of a specific set of social practices and social action suffused with Islamic representations, was reproduced by the Bengali workers, replicated through migration within the predominance of the family to transform the urban space of the London borough Tower Hamlets into an sub-Islamic field with religious citizens with religious agency and identities.A social constructionist approach was undertaken for the study which aimed to provide an additional insight into a number of keys areas with a distinct focus on faith and how faith as a social lexical marker affected the first and second generation of the Bangladeshi¿s experiences and views pertaining to social solidarity and work. The research aimed to explore the mutually constituted relationship of the Bangladeshi people of Tower Hamlets, the social structures, the spheres of Tower Hamlets, the hybrid actors, their networks, their habitus and the reproduction of the distinctly ethnic and islamicized field and capitals in social life.