Islam and feminisms: an Iranian case-study

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Islamic Studies and History Gender and Feminist Studies Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender

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Introduction Islamist Women in Iran The Re-insertion of Women in the Political Arena Education Employment Women and Islamic Laws in Iran Marriage in Shiia Discourse The Family and Motherhood Polygamy, Adultery and Divorce The Veil and Moral Codes Bibliography Index

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