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Ethics of Giving Ethics of Giving
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Sacrifice as Halal Exchange Sacrifice as Halal Exchange
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Halal Money Halal Money
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Mediating Abundance Mediating Abundance
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Halal Exchange in an Unequal World Halal Exchange in an Unequal World
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Good Deeds and Kind Words Good Deeds and Kind Words
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Of Debt and Forgiveness Of Debt and Forgiveness
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Abstract
This chapter explores reconfigurations of the moral economy of village life through the concept of halal exchange. Halal exchange refers to an Islamic form of moral economy that is concerned with an ethics of care and generosity. The chapter introduces the practices of Islamic charity in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Subsequently, it introduces the idea of halal exchange as a form of moral reasoning that underlies multiple spheres of exchange in village life, and offers villagers a parallel logic of relating to each other in a situation of rising inequalities and monetization of what once used to be mutual help. It shows how the conception of halal exchange is established in the ritual of sacrifice and how this logic travels to other spheres of everyday life and spheres of exchange, ranging from mutual help, managing debts and money, to property relations.
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