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Women in Islam [electronic resource] : Reflections on Historical and Contemporary Research / edited by Terence Lovat.
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- ISBN: 9789400742192
- Physical Description: XI, 245 p. 3 illus. online resource.
- Publisher: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : 2012.
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Electronic resources
| The 'Women's Movement' in modern Islam : | ||
| reflections on the revival of Islam's oldest issue -- Terence Lovat | ||
| Reconciling traditional Islamic methods with liberal feminism : | ||
| reflections from Tunisia by Mohamed Talbi -- Kelly al-Dakkak | ||
| Young Muslim women and the Islamic family : | ||
| reflections on conflicting ideals in British Bangladeshi life -- Santi Rozario and Geoffrey Samuel | ||
| Women and human development in the Muslim world : | ||
| reflections on Islamic and UNDP's approaches -- Muhammad Ahsan | ||
| Being Muslim in the neoliberal west : | ||
| reflections on an ethnographic study of Muslim women in Australia -- Belinda Green | ||
| Youth identity formation in the presence of the 'other' : | ||
| reflections on being young and Muslim in an interfaith setting -- Mehmet Ozalp and Kulsoom Siddiqui | ||
| Social inclusion in the context of foreign-policy debates : | ||
| reflections on Jihad, human rights and gender equality in Islam -- Halim Rane | ||
| The contribution of Muslim women in the flourishing of modern society : | ||
| reflections on refugee transition from east to west | ||
| Ibtihal Samarayi -- | ||
| Islamic legal maxims for attainment of Maqasid-al-Shari'ah in criminal law : | ||
| reflections on the implications for Muslim women in the tension between Shari'ah and western law -- Luqman Zakariyah | ||
| The way forward for Muslim women : | ||
| reflections on Australia's social inclusion agenda -- Mohamad Abdalla | ||
| Muslim women in higher education : | ||
| reflections on literacy and modernization in Israel -- Zehavit Gross | ||
| Hager/Hajar, Muslim women and Islam : | ||
| reflections on the historical and theological ramifications of the story of Ishmael's mother -- Robert Crotty | ||
| Muslim women academics in higher education : | ||
| reflections from South Africa -- Doria Daniels and Nazreen Dasoo | ||
| Muslim women, peer relationships and educational trajectories : | ||
| reflections on Muslim stereotypes in a British setting -- Jody Mellor | ||
| Voices from Shia Imami Ismaili Nizari Muslim women : | ||
| reflections from Canada on past and present gendered roles of Islam -- Adil Mamodaly and Alim Fakirani. |
