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Volume 18, Issue 2

July 2024

Islamist Ideological Developments on Citizenship and Women’s Rights Since the Islamic Revival

Issue Editor:

Joas Wagemakers

11 articles in this issue

The opportunities and limits of Islamist ideological developments on the rights of non-Muslims and women
Joas Wagemakers
OriginalPaper Open access 01 February 2024 Pages: 179 - 196
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Islamist Ideological Developments on Citizenship and Women’s Rights Since the Islamic Revival
Points of convergence: Islamist conceptions of citizenship and the struggle of Egyptian Christians for their rights as a religious group
Rachel M. Scott
OriginalPaper 10 March 2023 Pages: 197 - 215
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Islamist Ideological Developments on Citizenship and Women’s Rights Since the Islamic Revival
The Muslim Brotherhood and women’s issues under Sadat: dogmas and discussions
Kiki Santing
OriginalPaper Open access 07 June 2023 Pages: 217 - 242
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Islamist Ideological Developments on Citizenship and Women’s Rights Since the Islamic Revival
Islamists, civil rights, and civility: the contribution of the brotherhood siras
Jakob Skovgaard-Petersen
OriginalPaper Open access 01 August 2023 Pages: 243 - 255
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Islamist Ideological Developments on Citizenship and Women’s Rights Since the Islamic Revival
Explaining Boko Haram’s anti-Muslim violence
Abubakar Abubakar Usman
OriginalPaper 16 October 2023 Pages: 257 - 278
Sacred placemaking in a Muslim minority setting: a contemporary dynamic of Islam in a North Bali village, Indonesia
Syaifudin Zuhri
OriginalPaper 02 February 2024 Pages: 279 - 296
Islam nuanced: transcending Shi’a clerical authority among Iranian Americans in rural Kentucky
Erfan Saidi Moqadam
OriginalPaper 10 February 2024 Pages: 297 - 315
Islam and social changes among university-going urban youth in Bangladesh
Bulbul Siddiqi
OriginalPaper 09 May 2024 Pages: 317 - 336
Intermediaries and illegal gratification in the Indonesian bureaucracy of Muslim marriage
Muhammad Latif Fauzi
OriginalPaper 07 May 2024 Pages: 337 - 354
Review of David Kloos, Mark R. Westmoreland, Leonie Schmidt, & Bart Barendregt (Eds.), Provocative images in contemporary Islam
Verena Meyer
ReviewPaper Open access 09 February 2024 Pages: 355 - 358
Correction to: “Traitor over a night”: on critique and the fragility of privilege in the aftermath of Turkey’s coup attempt
Sertaç Sehlikoglu
Correction Open access 12 January 2024 Pages: 359 - 359

Volume 18, Issue 2

The opportunities and limits of Islamist ideological developments on the rights of non-Muslims and women

Points of convergence: Islamist conceptions of citizenship and the struggle of Egyptian Christians for their rights as a religious group

The Muslim Brotherhood and women’s issues under Sadat: dogmas and discussions

Islamists, civil rights, and civility: the contribution of the brotherhood siras

Explaining Boko Haram’s anti-Muslim violence

Sacred placemaking in a Muslim minority setting: a contemporary dynamic of Islam in a North Bali village, Indonesia

Islam nuanced: transcending Shi’a clerical authority among Iranian Americans in rural Kentucky

Islam and social changes among university-going urban youth in Bangladesh

Intermediaries and illegal gratification in the Indonesian bureaucracy of Muslim marriage

Review of David Kloos, Mark R. Westmoreland, Leonie Schmidt, & Bart Barendregt (Eds.), Provocative images in contemporary Islam

Correction to: “Traitor over a night”: on critique and the fragility of privilege in the aftermath of Turkey’s coup attempt

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