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The renaissance of muslim women: an identity of authentic islamic feminism in the Middle East
This study which employs both a textual and comparative approach seeks to explore the recent developments and conditions of Muslim women in some selected Middle Eastern countries. It traces the origins and development of Islamic feminism and seeks to understand the place and image of women portrayed...
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2005
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