Religion and Diasporic Dwelling: Algerian Muslim Women in Ireland
This article will look at the different conceptions of ‘home’ as narrated by Algerian Muslim women living in Ireland. It explores the dynamic processes of their self-identification(s) and their different forms of (re)creation of diasporic home(s) influenced by their religious, cultural, social and e...
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Religion & gender
Year: 2012, Volume: 2, Issue: 1, Pages: 80-100 |
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B Salafism B Women B Migrants B Europe B Identity |
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