Muslim Women Online: Faith and Identity in Virtual Space

Anna Piela

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Media, Religion, Digital Communication Islamic Studies and History Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender

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Introduction 1. Islamic Feminisms? 2. Participants' Methodologies of Engaging with Islamic Sources 3. Marriage, Sexuality and Polygamy 4. Employment and Mobility 5. Sisterhood. Conclusions

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