Reading the Other Women,Feminism, and Islam |
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| Authors: | Amal Treacher PhD |
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| Institution: | Psychosocial Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London |
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| Abstract: | This essay focuses on the complex gendered particularities of the Arab region (including Iran). The debate between Islamic feminists and secular feminists is explored. Islamic feminists claim that liberation for men and women lies in following the Islamic faith and it is Islam that provides the best protection for women. Secular feminists argue for the separation of religion from civil society and the State. The essay explores the inextricable link between masculinity and the nation, and the impact of postcolonial relations on subjectivity. |
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