Vol. 33 (2013): Theorising Experience, Subjectivity and Narrative in Studies of Gender and Islam

Published: 2014-07-15

Theorising Experience, Subjectivity and Narrative in Studies of Gender and Islam

G Baderoon, N Hoel, S Shaikh

3-13

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Feminism, Epistemology and Experience: Critically (En)gendering the Study of Islam

S Shaikh

14-47

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“Speaking for Ourselves”: American Muslim Women’s Confessional Writings and the Problem of Alterity

A A Hidayatullah, T R Zaman

48-76

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States of Being: Public Selves and National Privacies in Queer Muslim Autobiographies in South Africa

G Baderoon

77-100

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Politics, Freedoms and Spirituality in Alaa Al Aswany’s Yacoubian Building

D Lewis

101-126

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Sexing Islamic Theology: Theorising Women’s Experience and Gender through ʿabd-Allah and khalīfah

N Hoel, S Shaikh

127-150

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Re-constructing a Religious Identity through Activism in an Islamist Movement: Experiences of Female Members of Qibla

G Ahjum

151-184

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Decolonising Muslim Subjectivities: A Psycho-Cultural Perspective

D S Ahmed

185-194

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In the Shade of Allah’s Mercy: Reflections on Islam, Embodiment and Abortion

Anonymous Anonymous

204-215

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Lessons in Writing, Lessons in Husbandry

S K Ali

216-225

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The Worth of a Traditional Tutelage

N Mahomed

226-234

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Book Reviews

N Mahomed, N Hoel

235-243

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Journal / Journal for Islamic Studies / Vol. 33 (2013): Theorising Experience, Subjectivity and Narrative in Studies of Gender and Islam / Articles

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Theorising Experience, Subjectivity and Narrative in Studies of Gender and Islam

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Feminism, Epistemology and Experience: Critically (En)gendering the Study of Islam

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“Speaking for Ourselves”: American Muslim Women’s Confessional Writings and the Problem of Alterity

DOI:

States of Being: Public Selves and National Privacies in Queer Muslim Autobiographies in South Africa

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Politics, Freedoms and Spirituality in Alaa Al Aswany’s Yacoubian Building

DOI:

Sexing Islamic Theology: Theorising Women’s Experience and Gender through ʿabd-Allah and khalīfah

DOI:

Re-constructing a Religious Identity through Activism in an Islamist Movement: Experiences of Female Members of Qibla

DOI:

Decolonising Muslim Subjectivities: A Psycho-Cultural Perspective

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In the Shade of Allah’s Mercy: Reflections on Islam, Embodiment and Abortion

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Lessons in Writing, Lessons in Husbandry

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The Worth of a Traditional Tutelage

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Book Reviews

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