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his book presents a comprehensive and nuanced study of the experiences of Muslim women in America, exploring how they negotiate identity, faith, gender, and culture in a Western context. The authors analyze Muslim teachings on gender, Western stereotypes, and the challenges Muslim women face regarding dress, family, faith practices, and public participation. It also examines how Muslim women in the U.S. are reshaping and redefining what it means to be Muslim — creating new paradigms of Islamic womanhood and contributing to contemporary American Islam. turn0search1turn0searc
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publishing Year: 2006
ISBN: 978‑0195177831
Pages: 190