Speaking in God's name : Islamic law, authority and women

By:

Fadl Khaled Abou El

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Publication details: Oxford One World 2001Description: 361pISBN:

9781851682621

Subject(s):

1. Women - Islamic Law

DDC classification:

305.486971 FAD

Contents:

Table of contents 1. Induction 9 2. The authoritative 9 3. A Summary transition 86 4. The text and authority 96 5. The construction of the authoritarian 141 6. The anatomy of authoritarian discourses 170 7. Faith-based assumptions and determinations demeaning to women. Conclusion: resisting the authoritarian while searching for the moral 264

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Table of contents
1. Induction 9
2. The authoritative 9
3. A Summary transition 86
4. The text and authority 96
5. The construction of the authoritarian 141
6. The anatomy of authoritarian discourses 170
7. Faith-based assumptions and determinations demeaning to women.
Conclusion: resisting the authoritarian while searching for the moral 264

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