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Women and gender in Islam: historical roots of a modern debate

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Glossary
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Introduction
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Some Concluding Remarks
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Bibliography
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Glossary
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Justice and multiculturalism: an egalitarian argument for cultural accommodation
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Tribal sovereignty and the Santa Clara Pueblo case
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TheKadhis and Gender
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Bibliography
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Frontmatter
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Introduction
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Political and diplomatic developments
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War and peace
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Semi-autonomous provincial forces in the Balkans and Anatolia
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Guildsmen and handicraft producers
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Rural life
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Bibliography
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Introduction
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Varieties of Islam
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Conversion and theahl al-dhimma
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The city and the nomad
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Rural life and economy until 1800
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Demography and migration
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The mechanisms of commerce
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Arabic literature
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Persian literature
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Turkish literature
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History writing
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Muslim accounts of thedār al-ḥarb
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Education
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Literary and oral cultures
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Islamic art and architecture
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Music
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Cookery
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Frontmatter
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New networks and new knowledge: migrations, communications and the refiguration of the Muslim community in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
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The new transnationalism: globalising Islamic movements
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Muslims in the West: North America
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New frontiers and conversion
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Women, family and the law: the Muslim personal status law debate in Arab states
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Islamic knowledge and education in the modern age
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