Feminist Edges of the Qur’an

Aysha A. Hidayatullah

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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Historical Emergence of Feminist Qur'anic Interpretation Chapter 1: History of Tafsir Chapter 2: The Frames of Feminism Chapter 3: Relationships to Co-Religionists and the State Part II: Three Interpretive Methods of Feminist Qur'anic Interpretation Chapter 4: Historical Contextualization Method Chapter 5: Intra-Textual Method Chapter 6: The Tawhidic Paradigm Part III: Critiques of Feminist Qur'anic Interpretation Chapter 7: Initial Conclusions Chapter 8: A Critical Reassessment Chapter 9: Confronting Feminist Edges Appendix of Qur'anic Verses Notes Bibliography

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