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"The rise in global communications is one of the many forces of change that are transforming-and being transformed by-the lives of Muslim women. The essays address "digital Islam"; the complicated impact of television soap operas on Egyptian women; the "veil debate"; and gender, religion, and citizenship in an information society. Contributors include 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi-published here for the first time in English in book form-who discusses transforming human rights from an Islamic feminist perspective. Together, these fascinating and accessible essays explode Western…
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2 editions- Hardcover · English · 2005The Feminist Press · 282 pages · 9781558615144
- Paperback · English · 2005The Feminist Press · 282 pages · 9781558615137
Social conditionsWomen in popular cultureFeminismMuslim womenMusliminGlobalisierungWomen, arab countries







