Inscribing South Asian Muslim women : an annotated bibliography and research guide /
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Language: English
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Boston :
Brill,
2008.
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Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East
91.
Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2008, ISBN: 9789004223035.
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Call Number: HQ1735.3 .A36 2008
Table of Contents:
- Preliminary material /
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- Section One. Selected sources for the study of south asian muslim women /
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- Section Two. Muslim women in the history of South Asia /
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- Section Three. Islamic traditions, muslim women and the reform movement /
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- Section Four. Pardah-Muslim women in/out of seclusion /
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- Section Five. Religious practices /
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- Section Six. In search of their identity: Muslim women setting new goals /
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- Section Seven. Women, nationalism, and religion /
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- Section Eight. Muslim women's movements in South Asia /
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- Section Nine. The life cycle of south asian muslim women /
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- Section Ten. Women's rights to inherit property /
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- Section Eleven. Education of south asian muslim women /
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- Section Twelve. South asian muslim women's health /
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- Section Thirteen. Perspectives on south asian women's development /
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- Section Fourteen. The arts and design /
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- Section Fifteen. Challenges, Threats, and the responses of woman /
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- Section Sixteen. Feminism, new scholarship and new tools for development /
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- Subject index /
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- Author index /
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