Muslim Women and Gender Justice: Concepts, Sources, and Histories

ISBN-13: 9781138494862 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 268 str.

Dina El Omari; Juliane Hammer; Mouhanad Khorchide

Opis

This volume brings together the work of a group of Islamic studies scholars from across the globe. They discuss how past and present Muslim women have participated in the struggle for gender justice in Muslim communities and around the world.

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Muslim Women and Gender Justice: An Introduction Juliane Hammer  Part I - Concepts: Muslima Theology, Islam and Feminism  1. Feminist Exegesis and Beyond: Trajectories in Muslima Theology Jerusha Tanner Rhodes  2. Islamic Feminism by Any Other Name Amina Wadud  3. Islam and Feminism: German and European Variations on a Global Theme Riem Spielhaus  4. Gender Equal Islamic Theology in Germany Irene Schneider  Part II - Sources: Qur’an, Hadith, and History  5. Woman-Man Equality in Creation: Interpreting the Qur’an from a Nonpatriarchal Perspective Riffat Hassan  6. The Pair in the Qur’an as Sign of Divine Creation Dina El Omari  7. With ʿA’isha in Mind: Reading Surat al-Nur through the Qur’an’s Structural Unity Zainab Alwani  8. The Qur’anic Turn of Women’s Image: From Being the Object to the Subject of History Mouhanad Khorchide  9. Verse 4:34: Abjure Symbolic Violence, Rebuff Feminist Partiality, or Seek Another Hermeneutic? Celene Ibrahim  Part III - Histories: Knowledge, Authority, and Activism  10. Umm Salama’s Contributions: Qur’an, Hadith, and Early Muslim History as Sources for Gender Justice Yasmin Amin  11. Religious Educated Women in Early Islam: Conceptions of Women’s Images in Arab-Islamic Texts until the Tenth Century Doris Decker  12. Challenging the Authority of Religious Interpretation in Saudi Arabia: The Transformation of Suhaila Zain al-Abedin Hammad Hatoon Ajwad AL Fassi  13. Leading the Way: Women’s Activism, Theology, and Women’s Rights in Southeast Asia Susanne Schröter