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The alchemy of the dhikr ritual: South African Sufi women experiences
This research examines the embodied ritual practices and processes of self-cultivation experienced by South African Sufi women, contextualising these within the historical, cultural, and gendered frameworks that have long shaped religious and social life in South Africa. Situated in feminist theory,...
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Department of Religious Studies
2025
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