The Forgotten Queens of Islam

Fátima Mernissi · Mary Jo Lakeland

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Introduction: Was Benazir Bhutto the First?. Part I: Queens and Courtesans:. 1. How Does One Say Queen in Islam?. 2. The Caliph and the Queen. 3. The jawari or Revolution in the Harem. 4. Khayzuran: Courtesan or Head of State?. Part II: Sovereignty in Islam:. 5. The Criteria of Sovereignty in Islam. 6. Fifteen Queens. Part III: The Arab Queens:. 7. The Shi'ite Dynasty of Yemen. 8. The Little Queens of Sheba. 9. The Lady of Cairo. Conclusion: The Medina Democracy. Notes.

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