Proper Islamic Consumption: Shopping Among the Malays in Modern Malaysia
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Religion & Spirituality
Format
Paperback
Pages
280
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2009
Publisher
NIAS Press
ISBN-10
8776940322
ISBN-13
9788776940324
Description
Johan Fischer explores the dynamics of consumption among the Malay population in modern Malaysia, focusing on the increasing significance of halal practices. As the demand for food that adheres to Islamic guidelines grows, Fischer examines how cultural identity and religious beliefs shape shopping behaviors, creating a distinct halal consumer culture.
Throughout the narrative, he delves into the intersection of tradition and modernity, showcasing how Malays navigate their dietary choices in a rapidly changing society. This exploration of proper Islamic consumption offers readers insight into the evolving landscape of food practices, highlighting the tensions and adaptations that arise in maintaining cultural values in a contemporary context.
Throughout the narrative, he delves into the intersection of tradition and modernity, showcasing how Malays navigate their dietary choices in a rapidly changing society. This exploration of proper Islamic consumption offers readers insight into the evolving landscape of food practices, highlighting the tensions and adaptations that arise in maintaining cultural values in a contemporary context.
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