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ajiss-1386	Bejja, Rachida	Islam and Social Work: Debating Values, Transforming Practice by Sara A. Crabtree, Fatima Husain, and Basia Spalek (Bristol, UK: The Policy Press, 2008. 198 pages.)	2009.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1049	46	51	The remaining sections address, respectively, the key concepts found in the Muslim world, social work education in Islam, gender relations and the family’s centrality, common issues that social workers come across when working with Muslim families, health issues, and, lastly, crime, victim- ization, and criminal justice in Muslim communities. Social workers who are unfamiliar with Islam should not, however, assume that they will be able to understand Mus- lims simply by reading this book, for the concepts discussed are far more complex than this book indicates.	cache/ajiss-1386.pdf	txt/ajiss-1386.txt