TTLV: Islamic Organizations in Hanoi: History and Current Situation

1. Student's full name: Nguyen Manh Hai.

2. Gender: Male.

3. Date of birth: August 31, 1972.

4. Place of birth: Bac Ninh.

5. Decision to recognize students: No. 3379/QD – XHNV - SDH dated December 19, 2017.

6. Thesis title: Islamic Organizations in Hanoi: History and Current Situation.

7. Major: Applied Religious Studies Code: 60220309 (UD).

8. Scientific supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Tran Thi Kim Oanh.

9. Summary of the thesis results:

- To present a scientific and objective account of the organization of Islam in Hanoi, both historically and currently.

- Identify some basic characteristics of Islamic organizations in Hanoi and compare them with some Islamic organizations in other provinces.

- To offer some suggestions and recommendations related to Islamic organizations in Hanoi in particular and to Islam in Vietnam in general.

10. Practical applications:

- To provide accurate and objective information about the history and current state of Islamic organizations in Hanoi to support state management.

- To be used as a reference document for interested parties.

11. Future research directions:

- The sacredness in religion and belief.

- Islamic organizations in other localities in Vietnam.

12. Published works related to the thesis:

- Nguyen Manh Hai (2018), “The phenomenon of copper plating in the practice of Mother Goddess worship – A matter requiring research attention”, Proceedings of the Scientific Conference: The role of Vietnamese beliefs in contemporary social life – Theory and application, University of Social Sciences and Humanities – Institute for Research and Application of Human Potential, December 2018.

- Nguyen Manh Hai (2019), “Islamic Organizations in Hanoi – Formation and Development Process”, Journal of Religious Affairs, No. 7/2019.

- Nguyen Manh Hai & Nguyen Thuy Linh (2019), “The construction of spiritual tourism areas and state management work”, Website of the Government Religious Affairs Committee, July 2019.

                       INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS

1. Full name: Nguyen Manh Hai.

2. Sex: Male.

3. Date of birth: August 31, 1972.

4. Place of birth: Bac Ninh; my student ID: 17035405.

5. Decision on student recognition: No.3379/QD-XHNV-SĐH dated 12/19/2017.

6. Thesis name: Islam Organization in Hanoi: History and current situation.

7. Major: Religious orientations application. Code name: 60220309 (UD).

8. Tutor & Instructor: Associate Professor Tran Thi Kim Oanh.

9. Summary of the thesis results:

- Presenting scientifically and objectively the Islam organization in Hanoi in the history as well as the present.

- Leaning from some basic characteristics of the Islam organization in Hanoi and comparing the Islam organization in Hanoi with the Islam organizations in other provinces.

- Giving some suggestions and recommendations relating to the Islam organization in Hanoi in particular and the Islam organization in Vietnam in general.

10. Practical applicability:

- Providing the accurate and objective information about the history and the current status of the Islam organization in Hanoi to serve the State management.

- Using as reference material for the interested subjects.

11. Next research directions:

- Supernatural power in the religion and belief.

- The Islam organization in other localities in Vietnam.

12. Published works relating to the thesis:

- Nguyen Manh Hai (2018), "The phenomenon of copper cladding in practicing the beliefs of Mother Goddess worship - Issues of concern for research", The summary record of the Scientific Conference: The role of Vietnamese beliefs in the modern social life - Theory and Application, University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Institute of Human Potential Research and Application, December 2018.

- Nguyen Manh Hai (2019), "The Islam organization in Hanoi - The process of foundation and development", Journal of Religious Affairs, No. July 2019.

- Nguyen Manh Hai & Nguyen Thuy Linh (2019), "Building the spiritual tourism and the State management", Website of the Government Committee for Religious Affairs, July 2019.