Shariʿa councils and Muslim women in Britain : rethinking the role of power and authority
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Shariʿa councils and Muslim women in Britain : rethinking the role of power and authority
（Muslim minorities / editors, Jørgen Nielsen, Stefano Allievi, v. 22）
Brill, c2017
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-217) and index
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内容説明
The public debate on Shari'a councils in Britain has been heavily influenced by the assumption that the councils exist as religious authorities and that those who use them exercise their right to religious freedom. In Shari'a Councils and Muslim Women in Britain Tanya Walker draws on extensive fieldwork from over 100 cases to argue for a radically different understanding of the setting and dynamics of the Shari'a councils. The analysis highlights the pragmatic manoeuvrings of Muslim women, in pursuit of defined objectives, within limited space - holding in tension both the constraints of particular frameworks of power, and the realities of women's agency. Despite this needed nuance in a polarised debate however, important questions about the rights of Muslim women remain.
目次
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
List of Figures
Introduction
Chapter One: The Shari'a Councils, the Women, and Some Methodological Concerns
Chapter Two: The Question of Authority
Chapter Three: The Women in Context: the Web of Power
Chapter Four: Tactics of Power
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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