The first book to examine the writings and ideas of 'Secular Muslim feminists' who see secularism as indispensable for equalityHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hind Elhinnawy, a senior lecturer at Nottingham Trent University has dedicated over two decades to challenging the status of women in Muslim societies. Her groundbreaking work, including "Rethinking Gender in the New Muslim Public Sphere," (2012) has contributed to significant law and policy reforms, sparking vital conversations on gender equality within the Islamic world.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Acknowledgments Note on text/transliteration Glossary Abbreviations I. Introduction Situating secular Muslim feminism Unpacking 'secular'-'Muslim'-'feminism' The power and pitfalls of terminology Navigating methodological challenges The organizing of the book II. Demystifying secular Muslim feminism Don't label me! Which 'Muslim woman'? Which 'feminism'? And whose 'Islam'? A 'secular' champion of religious freedom Challenging multiple fronts Emerging counter-narratives? III. Islam, feminism, and secular resistance Early feminist consciousness Muslim women's scholarship Muslim women's activism Between the religious and the secular IV. The politics of 'saving' the Muslim woman Orientalism then and now Orientalism, gender, and empire In the crossfires of change The unresolved legacies of colonialism Mapping feminist responses Navigating the path ahead V. Beyond resistance versus subservience Theorizing 'agency' 'Piety' and the 'agency' turn The limits of pietist 'agency' Beyond faith and agency VI. Islam, secularism, and the woman's question Secularism in a post-secular age Secularism confronts Islam The 'Muslim' woman's question Secularism in the Muslim world Beyond Western conceptualizations Reimagining Secularism VII. Can the secular Muslim feminist speak? Silenced voices in their homelands Dismissed by the international community The 'native informant' conundrum The impasse of apologism The limits of relativism (and) universalism Solidarity across difference is possible! Concluding remarks About the Author Abstract Notes Bibliography Index
Preface Acknowledgments Note on text/transliteration Glossary Abbreviations I. Introduction Situating secular Muslim feminism Unpacking 'secular'-'Muslim'-'feminism' The power and pitfalls of terminology Navigating methodological challenges The organizing of the book II. Demystifying secular Muslim feminism Don't label me! Which 'Muslim woman'? Which 'feminism'? And whose 'Islam'? A 'secular' champion of religious freedom Challenging multiple fronts Emerging counter-narratives? III. Islam, feminism, and secular resistance Early feminist consciousness Muslim women's scholarship Muslim women's activism Between the religious and the secular IV. The politics of 'saving' the Muslim woman Orientalism then and now Orientalism, gender, and empire In the crossfires of change The unresolved legacies of colonialism Mapping feminist responses Navigating the path ahead V. Beyond resistance versus subservience Theorizing 'agency' 'Piety' and the 'agency' turn The limits of pietist 'agency' Beyond faith and agency VI. Islam, secularism, and the woman's question Secularism in a post-secular age Secularism confronts Islam The 'Muslim' woman's question Secularism in the Muslim world Beyond Western conceptualizations Reimagining Secularism VII. Can the secular Muslim feminist speak? Silenced voices in their homelands Dismissed by the international community The 'native informant' conundrum The impasse of apologism The limits of relativism (and) universalism Solidarity across difference is possible! Concluding remarks About the Author Abstract Notes Bibliography Index
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