Perception of Women-Only Cafés in Kurdistan Region of Iraq

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“…Second, Initiatives for Gender-Exclusive Spaces. Various initiatives have been created in order to achieve a gender-sensitive community such as allocated seating area in public transportations (Kusters, 2017), women-only parking spots in shopping malls (Peters, 2013), breastfeeding rooms in shopping malls (Mohammad Nor & Hussein, 2018), women-only café (Amin & Ahmed, 2020) and women-only parks (Iqbal, 2018). Increasing reports of unpleasant experiences that women have faced such as theft, harassment and other culturally inappropriate acts in public spheres are grounds for the establishments of these genderexclusive spaces (Peters, 2013).…”

Section: Gender Segregation In Public Spacesmentioning

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A Review on the Fundamental Aspects of Female-Friendly Prayer Areas in Shopping Centres

Shahrin

Omar

2022

Al-misbah (Jurnal Stud. Islam).

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Performing the five-time prayer is an obligation for every Muslim, no matter where they are. The provision of prayer rooms in commercial buildings is one of the facilities offered by building managers to accommodate Muslim buyers in most Muslim countries. However, the muṣallá provided is often remote, placed in a small or poorly planned space that most users, especially women, will feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable. This article aims to identify the feasibility of places of worship facilities for women in malls. The method in this study is qualitative with a descriptive-analytical approach. The results showed that the problems that came to the fore included the unresponsiveness of prayer rooms for the needs of women, inadequate entrance locations, uncomfortable ablution places, not being equipped with the necessary facilities, and some even not being child-friendly for parents. From this literature search, several research recommendations to investigate features and facilities in prayer rooms to make the area more responsive to the needs of Muslim female buyers. The results of this research have contributed to the development of Islamic education, namely increasing mutual awareness about the importance of providing decent worship facilities, especially for women.

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Section: Gender Segregation In Public Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review on the Fundamental Aspects of Female-Friendly Prayer Areas in Shopping Centres

Shahrin

Omar

2022

Al-misbah (Jurnal Stud. Islam).

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The role of E-service quality in shaping online meeting platforms: a case study from higher education sector

Demi̇r

Maroof

Khan

et al. 2020

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PurposeIn this study, we have collected the response from 200 private university lecturers in Kurdistan Region of Iraq. In order to test the hypotheses, we have proposed structural equations modeling (SEM).Design/methodology/approachThe purpose of this paper is to elaborate the direct and indirect effects of e-service quality on perceived value, satisfaction and willingness to pay for online meeting platforms in the education sector. This study also explores the effect of e-service quality on users' perception and satisfaction.FindingsThe results reveal that e-service quality directly affects the perceived value and satisfaction but has no direct effect on the willingness to pay. Secondly, perceived value and satisfaction mediated the relationships between service quality and willingness to pay. However, it is observed that perceived value has a more significant impact on the willingness to pay compared to satisfaction. It is further reported that perceived value is one of the antecedents of satisfaction. The study also explores the direct relationship between perceived value and willingness to pay, and introduces satisfaction as a mediating variable between perceived value and willingness to pay.Research limitations/implicationsThe sample is geographically limited as only online faculty and staff working at private universities participated in the study. This study has implications for administrators of higher educational institutions and companies providing IT solutions for online meetings. From a managerial standpoint, this study provides and IT companies a broad theoretical basis that designing a successful online meeting platform should specifically emphasize e-service quality, perceived value and customer satisfaction.Originality/valueThere is no study that evaluated the links among e-service quality, value, satisfaction, and willingness to pay for the online meeting platform services. Therefore, this study is useful for the private university administration and online meeting platform developers and investors.

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Perception of Women-Only Cafés in Kurdistan Region of Iraq

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A Review on the Fundamental Aspects of Female-Friendly Prayer Areas in Shopping Centres

A Review on the Fundamental Aspects of Female-Friendly Prayer Areas in Shopping Centres

The role of E-service quality in shaping online meeting platforms: a case study from higher education sector

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