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Islam: Religion, Gender and Sexuality

Islam, Gender and Sexuality

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Overview

Recall questions on the colonial contact, later migration, social change and secular government that have shaped Muslim thinking on gender and sexuality.

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Process

What historical and social factors have influenced Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

Key term

What historical factor involving colonial contact has influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

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What is Amina Wadud's argument about why traditional Quranic interpretations have been patriarchal?

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What social factor outside of religion has influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

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How have secular governments influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

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What was Qasim Amin's view of the veil in his 1899 work?

Process

How do Muslims differ over the veil, and what does Amina Wadud argue?

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  1. 1

    What historical factor involving colonial contact has influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

    Model answer

    Contact with Western values and ways of life under the British Empire.

  2. 2

    How has later immigration into Britain influenced Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

    Model answer

    Later immigration into Britain is a historical factor that has influenced developments in Muslim thinking, as Muslims encountered and engaged with different cultural norms and values in British society.

  3. 3

    What social factor outside of religion has influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

    Model answer

    Shifting male and female roles in wider society, beyond religion.

  4. 4

    How have secular governments influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality?

    Model answer

    The rights given to women by secular governments have influenced developments in Muslim thinking about gender and sexuality.

  5. 5

    What was Qasim Amin's view of the veil in his 1899 work?

    Model answer

    He viewed the veil as a barrier to women's achievement.

  6. 6

    What diverse views exist among Muslims regarding the veil beyond Qasim Amin's position?

    Model answer

    Some Muslims see the veil as religiously mandated, others view it as culturally important, and others consider it a matter of personal choice.

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