The Salafi Mystique: The Rise of Gender Segregation in 1970s Egypt
In this article, I trace the emergence of gender segregation within contemporary Salafism, focusing on Egypt as a case study to examine the interaction between textual hermeneutics, ideological cross-pollination and political competition. Drawing on two Egyptian Salafi magazines, alongside a variety...
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2016
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Islamic law and society
Year: 2016, Volume: 23, Issue: 3, Pages: 279-305 |
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Middle East
B Salafism B mass media–Islamic law B Egypt B Gender |
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