Interpreting Islam, modernity and women's rights in Pakistan/ Anita M. Weiss
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 323.34095491 WEI/I (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P41574 |
1 Introduction: Women's Rights and Islamic Concerns with Ijtihad over those Rights
Pakistan as a Microcosm of Both Global Issues
Organization of this Book
Acknowledgments
2 Legal Reforms and State Policies Affecting Women's Rights
Legal Reforms and Women's Rights
Implementation of CEDAW, UN Responses, and Related Actions
3 Mainstream and Popular Perceptions of Women's Rights in Pakistan
Traditional Views on Women's Rights in Pakistan
Contemporary Nationwide Public Opinions on Women's Rights
4 Progressive Women's NGOs' Interpretations of Women's Rights
Shirkat Gah and the Aurat Foundation: The Organizations and their Visions
Pushing Women's Rights Further; Additional Issues of Concern to Women's Rights NGOs
5 Orthodox Islamist Interpretations of Women's Rights
The Jama'at-i-Islami's Vision on Women's Rights
The MMA Government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 2002-08
Al-Huda
6 The Tehrik-e-Taliban in Swat
Foregrounding the Emergence of the Swat Taliban
The Swat Taliban's Ijtihad on Modernity and Women's Rights
7 Moving Onwards
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