Mosques and meeting rooms - professional lives of Muslim women: editorial

This IQAS special issue relates to the relationship between religious knowledge and women’s professionalisation. It links empirical observations of applied religious knowledge with the conceptualisation of professionalisation, examined through case studies from Southeast, South and Central Asia. The...

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Authors: Derichs, Claudia 1965- (Author) ; Muhammad Din, Faiza (Author) ; Stephan-Emmrich, Manja (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Heidelberg Asian Studies Publishing 2023
In: International quarterly for Asian studies
Year: 2023, Volume: 54, Issue: 4, Pages: 343-354
Further subjects:B Earth
B Islam
B Social network
B Women's education
B Professionalization
B Woman
B Muslim
B Self-determination
B Editorial
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Summary:This IQAS special issue relates to the relationship between religious knowledge and women’s professionalisation. It links empirical observations of applied religious knowledge with the conceptualisation of professionalisation, examined through case studies from Southeast, South and Central Asia. The lens it looks through is intentionally gender-sensitive, exploring how Muslim women in Asia actively and creatively participate in the production and dissemination of religious knowledge and the formation of new knowledge societies through participation in social activism and the global economy on multiple scales. The authors are members and partners of a research initiative that seeks to explore women’s pathways to professionalisation in Muslim Asia. In the course of three years, substantial findings have come to light that lead the authors of this issue to suggest a more flexible understanding of the concept of “profession” and the notion of “religious knowledge”.
ISSN:2566-6878
Contains:Enthalten in: International quarterly for Asian studies
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.11588/iqas.2023.4.24071