ISBN:
9783631628997
,
3653032385
,
3631628994
,
3653032385
,
9783631628997
,
9783653032383
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
1 Online-Ressource (344 pages)
Serie:
Wiener Islamstudien, Band 3
Serie:
Wiener Islamstudien Band 3
Paralleltitel:
Print version New York : Peter Lang Edition Muslima Theology, The Voices of Muslim Women Theologians
Schlagwort(e):
Women theologians
;
Women theologians
;
Women theologians
;
Women in Islam
;
Women theologians
;
Women in Islam
;
Islam Doctrines
;
RELIGION ; Islam ; General
;
Faith (religious) schools
;
EDUCATION ; Organizations & Institutions
;
Islam ; Doctrines
;
Women in Islam
;
Women theologians
;
Muslimin
;
Islamische Theologie
;
Islam
;
Dogmatik
;
Kvinnliga teologer
;
Islamic countries
;
Islamiska länder
;
Education
;
RELIGION ; Islam ; General
;
Schools
;
Society and social sciences Society and social sciences
;
Faith
Kurzfassung:
Cover -- Table of Contents; Series editor's foreword -- Introduction. The New Voices of Muslim Women Theologians -- ISLAMIC LIBERALISM -- FEMALE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ACTIVISM AND THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT -- SCRIPTURAL FEMINIST METHODOLOGIES IN OTHER RELIGIONS -- PIETISTIC MOVEMENTS: ISL AMIST OR ISLAMIC FEMINISMS? -- MUSLIM WOMEN AS THEOLOGIANS -- THE PAPERS -- Part 1: Muslim Women as Theologians: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives -- Part 2: Religious Anthropology and Muslim Women -- Part 3: Muslim Women and Islamic Religious Law -- Part 4: Muslima Constructive Theology. -- Early Community Politics and the Marginalization of Women in Islamic Intellectual HistoryMuslim Women as Religious Scholars: A Historical Survey -- Introduction -- The importance of women's engagement with the foundational sources -- Women and the tradition of Qur'anic exegesis -- Women and the Transmission of Hadith -- Women and the legacy of fiqh -- 'A'isha: Reclaiming a tradition of women's engagement -- Conclusion -- Feminist Readings of the Qur'an: Social, Political, and Religious Implications -- QUESTIONS OF TERMINOLOGY -- FOUNDING MYTHS, PATRIARCHAL READINGS -- The use of historical myths in classical texts. -- The creation mythMASCULINE PROPHETHOOD -- Feminist Hermeneutics: New Readings -- Fatima Mernissi: Critical Analysis of the Hadith -- Amina Wadud: The Centrality of the Qur'an and the Principle of Tawhid -- Asma Barlas: The Qur'an as an Anti-Patriarchal Text -- ADVANCES IN HERMENEUTICS -- SOCIAL-SPIRITUAL WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS -- 1. Transnational Movements -- Equality in all aspects -- 2. Local Movements -- A Piety Movement in Egypt: the daìyat -- A Sufi Movement in Syria: the Qubaysiyyat -- The Preachers of Morocco: the murshidat -- ACTIVITY IN MUSLIM WOMEN'S NETWORKS: BEYOND BORDERS -- Resistance to Islamic Feminisms. -- CONCLUSIONAPPENDIX -- Transnational Islamic Feminist Networks -- National Organizations -- Collaboration in International Networks -- Muslim Feminist Theology in the United States -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Biographical Profiles -- 3. Historical Contextualization -- 4. Holistic/Intra-textual Reading -- 5. Tawhidic Paradigm -- 6. Future Directions -- Woman and Man's "fall": A Qur'anic Theological Perspective -- First Reference: Sura 2: Al-Baqara: 35-39 -- Second Reference: Sura 7: Al-A'raf: 19-25 -- Third Reference: Sura 20: Ta-Ha: 115-123. -- DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GENESIS, CHAPTER 3 AND THE QUR'ANIC TEXTS RELATING TO THE HUMAN PAIR'S DEPARTURE FROMAL-JANNA1. Reason for the Beguiling of the Human Pair -- a. Sura 2: Al-Baqara: 30-34, read as follows: -- b. Sura 15: Al-Hijr: 26-43 -- c. Sura 17: Al-Isra': 61-64 -- d. Sura 18: Al-Kahf: 50 -- e. Sura 38: Sad: 71-85 -- 2. The Responsibility for the Act of Disobedience -- 3. The Act of Disobedience and its Consequences -- In Summation -- The Position of Woman in the Creation: A Qur'anic Perspective -- Introduction -- Relevant Verses: -- Common Origin of Male and Female Human Beings and Qur'anic Terminology
Kurzfassung:
Cover -- Table of Contents; Series editor's foreword -- Introduction. The New Voices of Muslim Women Theologians -- ISLAMIC LIBERALISM -- FEMALE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL ACTIVISM AND THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT -- SCRIPTURAL FEMINIST METHODOLOGIES IN OTHER RELIGIONS -- PIETISTIC MOVEMENTS: ISL AMIST OR ISLAMIC FEMINISMS? -- MUSLIM WOMEN AS THEOLOGIANS -- THE PAPERS -- Part 1: Muslim Women as Theologians: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives -- Part 2: Religious Anthropology and Muslim Women -- Part 3: Muslim Women and Islamic Religious Law -- Part 4: Muslima Constructive Theology. -- Early Community Politics and the Marginalization of Women in Islamic Intellectual HistoryMuslim Women as Religious Scholars: A Historical Survey -- Introduction -- The importance of women's engagement with the foundational sources -- Women and the tradition of Qur'anic exegesis -- Women and the Transmission of Hadith -- Women and the legacy of fiqh -- 'A'isha: Reclaiming a tradition of women's engagement -- Conclusion -- Feminist Readings of the Qur'an: Social, Political, and Religious Implications -- QUESTIONS OF TERMINOLOGY -- FOUNDING MYTHS, PATRIARCHAL READINGS -- The use of historical myths in classical texts. -- The creation mythMASCULINE PROPHETHOOD -- Feminist Hermeneutics: New Readings -- Fatima Mernissi: Critical Analysis of the Hadith -- Amina Wadud: The Centrality of the Qur'an and the Principle of Tawhid -- Asma Barlas: The Qur'an as an Anti-Patriarchal Text -- ADVANCES IN HERMENEUTICS -- SOCIAL-SPIRITUAL WOMEN'S MOVEMENTS -- 1. Transnational Movements -- Equality in all aspects -- 2. Local Movements -- A Piety Movement in Egypt: the daìyat -- A Sufi Movement in Syria: the Qubaysiyyat -- The Preachers of Morocco: the murshidat -- ACTIVITY IN MUSLIM WOMEN'S NETWORKS: BEYOND BORDERS -- Resistance to Islamic Feminisms. -- CONCLUSIONAPPENDIX -- Transnational Islamic Feminist Networks -- National Organizations -- Collaboration in International Networks -- Muslim Feminist Theology in the United States -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Biographical Profiles -- 3. Historical Contextualization -- 4. Holistic/Intra-textual Reading -- 5. Tawhidic Paradigm -- 6. Future Directions -- Woman and Man's "fall": A Qur'anic Theological Perspective -- First Reference: Sura 2: Al-Baqara: 35-39 -- Second Reference: Sura 7: Al-A'raf: 19-25 -- Third Reference: Sura 20: Ta-Ha: 115-123. -- DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GENESIS, CHAPTER 3 AND THE QUR'ANIC TEXTS RELATING TO THE HUMAN PAIR'S DEPARTURE FROMAL-JANNA1. Reason for the Beguiling of the Human Pair -- a. Sura 2: Al-Baqara: 30-34, read as follows: -- b. Sura 15: Al-Hijr: 26-43 -- c. Sura 17: Al-Isra': 61-64 -- d. Sura 18: Al-Kahf: 50 -- e. Sura 38: Sad: 71-85 -- 2. The Responsibility for the Act of Disobedience -- 3. The Act of Disobedience and its Consequences -- In Summation -- The Position of Woman in the Creation: A Qur'anic Perspective -- Introduction -- Relevant Verses: -- Common Origin of Male and Female Human Beings and Qur'anic Terminology
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes
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In English
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