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Between sunnah and selfhood: exploring how South African Muslim men navigate sexuality and morality in the Mundane
This dissertation strives to explore the diverse ways in which South African Muslim men navigate the intersection of faith, culture, sexuality and morality in their everyday lives. It is situated within a broader context shaped by Islamic teachings, cultural norms, individual agency, and the evolvin...
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Department of Religious Studies
2026
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