History of Islam in 21 Women

History of Islam in 21 Women

Kamaly, Hossein

Oneworld Publications

10/2020

272

Mole

Inglês

9781786078780

15 a 20 dias

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Introduction







1 Khadija (ca. 560-619): The First Believer



2 Fatima (ca. 612-633): Prophet Muhammad's Flesh and Blood



3 Aisha (ca. 615-678): "Get Half of Your Religion From Her"



4 Rabia al-Adawiyya (ca. 717-801): The Embarrassment of Riches, and its Discontents



5 Fatima of Nishapur (ca. 1000-1088): Keeper of the Faith



6 Arwa of Yemen (ca. 1050-1138): The Queen of Sheba Redux



7 Terken Khatun (ca. 1205-1281): Doing Well and Doing Good



8 Shajara'-al-Durr (d. 1257): Perils of Power, Between Caliphs and Mamluks



9 Sayyida al-Hurra of Tetouan (ca. 1492 -ca. 1560): The Free Queen



10 Pari Khanum (1548-1578): A Golden Link in the Safavid Chain of Command



11 Nur Jahan (1577-1645): Light of the World



12 Safiye Sultan (ca. 1550-ca. 1619): A Mother of Many Kings



13 Tajul-Alam Safiatuddin Syah (1612-1675): Diamonds Are Not Forever



14 Tahereh (ca. 1814-1852): Heroine or Heretic?



15 Nana Asmau (1793-1864): Jihad and Sisterhood



16 Mukhlisa Bubi (1869-1937): Educator and Jurist



17 Halide Edip (ca. 1884-1964): Author of the New Turkey



18 Noor Inayat Khan (1914-1944): The Anxiety of Belonging



19 Umm Kulthum (ca. 1904-1975): Lodestar of Union



20 Zaha Hadid (1950-2016): Curves in Glass and Concrete



21 Maryam Mirzakhani (1977-2017): The Princess of Mathematics







Afterword



Notes



Further Reading



Bibliography



Acknowledgments



Index
muslim world; malala; Believing Women in Islam; The Things I Would Tell You; The Good Immigrant; women in islam; muslim women; Brit(ish); Slay In Your Lane; The Skills Mishal Husain; Lost Islamic History; Khadija