Muslim networks: from medieval scholars to modern feminists

Cooke, Miriam et al. (ed.)

This volume selects major moments and key players from the seventh to the twenty-first cerntury that have defined Muslim networks as the building block of Islamic identity and social cohesion. It ranges from Ibn Battuta in the fourteenth century to the new transnational communication pathways shaping Muslim women's identitites today.

Publisher: Permanent Black

USD 29.50

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