Ebook {Epub PDF} Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War Faith and Sexuality by Sarah Husain

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Muslim Women on War, Faith and Sexuality. I recently have been reading Voices of Resistance, edited by Sarah Husain. While reading, I ran across a scholar and art historian, Amal al- Khedairy. Her words stung like a knife as she labeled Americans as "they" and also "we" waged the American war. Well, for starters, I was too young to vote in our. Status of Women in Islam / Ahmed Abdul Magid Hammoud; Status of women in Islam / by Ahmed Abdul Magid Hammoud; The legend makers: some eminent Muslim women of India / Gouri Srivastava; Voices of resistance: Muslim women on war, faith, sexuality / edited by Sarah Husain. Muslim leaders described such plans as a conspiracy to create communal division by separating the region's population along religious lines, particularly after India stripped the region's semi.

Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War, Faith Sexuality Sarah Husain, ed. pages, , $ (paper) Seal Press, Emeryville, CA Reviewed by Masood Ashraf Raja, Kent State University The metropolitan representation of Muslim women is invariably couched in the language of victimhood. It seems that female Muslim subjects have. Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War, Faith Sexuality edited by Sarah Husain. Voices of Resistance is a diverse collection of personal narratives and prose by Muslim women whose experiences and observations are particularly poignant in today’s politically and religiously charged environment. The contributors in this anthology hail from Yemen, Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Canada, and the United States. Overall, a strong though academic look at Muslim resistance through a lens of gender, faith, and sexuality. I found most of it fascinating and well written. However it suffers from the same problem as many anthologies - inconsistency. Some of the pieces are great and thought provoking, some are just ok, and some are not good.