On becoming good women: a study on 'the fragmented self' in Malaysian Muslim women's writing in English by Abdul Manaf, Nor Faridah

“…This unbalanced representation of Muslim women, be it by Muslims themselves or Western media, has elicited gross misrepresentations of women in Islam or Muslim women in general. This paper documents the voices of Malaysian Muslim women writers in their attempts to represent themselves and their world but not without conflicts and predicaments. …”
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Islamic legal maxims for attainment of maqasid-al-shari‘ah in criminal law: reflections on the implications for Muslim women in the tension between Shari‘ah and western law by Zakariyah, Luqman

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Education, political empowerment and Muslim women in the Middle East – Understanding the paradox by Amriah Buang, Ratnawati Yuni Suryandari

“…It reasons that orthodox, conservative and negative perspectives and stereotypes of women in Islam are but only part of the answer. The other part would be that the educated Muslim women in orthodox Muslim countries of the Middle East as elsewhere do weigh things together in deciding which careers to pursue; that they deliberately decide in favour of the education and health profession because these are considered religiously more doable than politics and governance. …”
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Minangkabaunese matrilineal: The correlation between the Qur’an and gender by Halimatussa’diyah Halimatussa’diyah, Kusnadi Kusnadi, Ai Y. Yuliyanti, Deddy Ilyas, Eko Zulfikar

“…This study discovered that the matrilineal system practiced by the Minangkabau society aligns with Qur’anic teachings that respect the position of women in Islam. In the matrilineal system of Minangkabau, women hold significant strength and play an influential role in cultural and traditional practices. …”
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A contextual approach on the views of Muslim feminists interpreters of the Qur'an regarding women and their rights in the society by Ali, Md. Yousuf

“…The article focuses on how the method of contextualization is applied to some contentious verses in the Qur’Én, which are related to the rights, role and status of women in Islam. These verses represent the arguments at which feminists face a great challenge. …”
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عروض مختصرة by أسماء حسين ملكاوي

“… • When Muslim Marriage Fails: Divorce Chronicles and Commentaries, Suzy Ismail, USA: amana publications; First edition, 2010, 136 pages. • Women Under Islam: Gender, Justice and the Politics of Islamic Law, by Chris Jones-Pauly and Abir Dajani Tuqan UK: I. …”
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Business plan of TuRest Co. / Muammad Haiqal Harith Rathi ... [et al.] by Muammad Haiqal, Harith Rathi, Munirah, Abd Majid, Nor Atikah Nadhirah, Kamal Bahrin, Siti Norsyazlin Amiza, Haris, Tengku Suraya Amelin, Tengku Baharudin

“…Our market target are the women of islam ranging from mid to low class with our affordable price, However our sophisticated design maybe appealing to those from the upper class. …”
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The many and different Muslim women’s voices unheard in Feminist theory by Ana Paula Maielo Silva

“…In addition, I argue that surprisingly, even in a period of post-Orientalist deconstruction, which supposedly would have already dismissed those essentialist and repressive accounts of Muslim women and Islam, subtle but very important remnants can still be found on the so called “corrective” postcolonial feminist scholarship on Muslim women. …”
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Facilitating women and removing embarrassment from them in acts of worship Jurisprudence study by Saleh Alshamrani

“… This paper aims to address the status of women in Islamic law, with the goal of correcting the perceptions held by many intellectuals and others regarding their position in Islam. …”
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Justice in Islamic and western legal-political thought : a dual heritage affecting gender justice in Malaysia / by Nik Noriani Nik Badli Shah, author. 235529

Building a More Inclusive Workplace for Religious Minorities by Carme Garcia-Yeste, Liviu-Catalin Mara, Lena de Botton, Elena Duque

“…The review focuses on the management of religious diversity in labor contexts, especially regarding Muslim women wearing Islamic veils. The results identify some successfully implemented actions that contribute to more inclusive workplaces for religious minorities, especially for Muslim women wearing Islamic veils. …”
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The relationships between environmental and physiological heat stress indices in Muslim women under the controlled thermal conditions by Peymaneh Habibi, Shiva Rezaei, Habibollah Dehghan, Kobra Maghsoudi

“…So that it can be concluded that the WBGT 22-32°C is a good indicator of the heat strain in veiled women with Islamic clothing.…”
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Human rights and religion : the Islamic headscarf debate in Europe / by 319845 McGoldrick, Dominic

The Image of Woman in the Islamic Philosophical Tradition by Ilyas

“…Finally, we want to finish the subject by giving examples from the fact of women in Islamic philosophical tradition.…”
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Sex-based Learning Approach: Innovation in Teaching English Pragmatics in Single-sex Education by Arifuddin Arifuddin, Nurtaat Lalu, Amin Muhammad

“…The order of the male’s factors affecting listening difficulties: Speaker, Content, and Listener (Potential for Men’s Islamic Boarding Schools), and female; Listener, Speaker, and Content (Potential for Women’s Islamic Boarding Schools) (Potential for Women’s Islamic Boarding School), and mixedsexes or co-education (Speaker, Listener, and Content) (Potential for Public Schools) potentially answers the phenomenon. …”
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Women, Islam and resistance in the Arab world / by Holt, Maria, Jawad, H. A.

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“…The issues which analyzes include women and Islamic life, women and independentâ��s life and beautiful and active woman.…”

Tree of Pearls by Elizabeth Urban

“… Almost any survey of medieval Islamic history will cover the figure of Shajar al-Durr (“Tree of Pearls” in Arabic), who was one of the few women in Islamic history to hold the title of Sultan, and the only one to do so who began her life as a slave. …”
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Portraying women’s agential practices of ideological muslimah community: a passionate approach to islamist politics by Maurisa Zinira, Wening Udasmoro, Muhammad Najib Azca

“…The issue of women and Islamism has been an increasing area of study to explore considering the number of women subscribing to the ideology continues to rise. …”
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Lo status dello schiavo per l’islam: cenni storici, questioni terminologiche e legali by Letizia Lombezzi

“…In fact, the Koran regulates some aspects of it, especially related to moral issues or relationships between men and women. The Islamic Law too, and the Maliki school in particular, mentions legal cases concerning the sale of slaves (hence, it must have been aquite common business). …”
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