Changing India : a Muslim woman speaks
Material type:
TextPublication details: Karachi; Oxford University Press, 2015 Description: xliii, 240 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: 978-0-19-906836-4 (hbk.)Subject(s): Muslim women Education | Muslim women India Social conditions | Muslim women Social life and customsDDC classification: TRRC 305.48697154 IQB Summary: One of the pioneering books by an Indian Muslim woman, this book is a collection of essays on a range of social reform topics including womenâs education (especially of Muslim girls), dowry, beggary, the position of women in Islam, and the Indian womanâs status. It also touches on the Girl Guides Movement in which the author was an enthusiastic participan
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Book
|
Teaching & Research Resource Centre - 4 - Media Studies and Art & Design, Pakistan & South Asian Studies | TRRC 305.48697154 IQB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | M-69939 | |
|
Book
|
Teaching & Research Resource Centre - 4 - Media Studies and Art & Design, Pakistan & South Asian Studies | TRRC 305.48697154 IQB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | M-69940 |
Browsing Amjad Chaudhry Library shelves Close shelf browser (Hides shelf browser)
| TRRC 305.486971 MAH Faith and freedom : women's human rights in the Muslim world | TRRC 305.486971 SAD Transforming Faith: the story of Al-Huda Islamic revivalism among urban Pakistan women | TRRC 305.48697154 IQB Changing India : a Muslim woman speaks | TRRC 305.48697154 IQB Changing India : a Muslim woman speaks | TRRC 305.488009549183 RIN Zenana : everyday peace in a Karachi apartment building | TRRC 305.48954 SUV Widows and Daughters: gender, kinship, and power in South Asia | TRRC 305.489694420954 KIL NGOs in India: the challenges of women's empowerment and accountability |
Includes index
One of the pioneering books by an Indian Muslim woman, this book is a collection of essays on a range of social reform topics including womenâs education (especially of Muslim girls), dowry, beggary, the position of women in Islam, and the Indian womanâs status. It also touches on the Girl Guides Movement in which the author was an enthusiastic participan
There are no comments on this title.