Adversarial Islamic Feminism

Dilyana Mincheva, an Associate Professor at McMaster University, researches Islamic feminism and Islam's intellectual/public aspects in indigenous/diasporic settings. She is the author of The Politics of Western Muslim Intellectual Discourse in the West(Liverpool University Press, 2016/2022) and other works on religious agency, social media activism, and Islamic media arts.

Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: El Saadawi’s Dissident Feminist Project: Legacy of a Double Struggle, for Gender Justice and against Imperialism
Chapter 2: Reform and Utopia in Canadian Islamic Feminism: The Contradictory Project of Irshad Manji
Chapter 3: Mona Eltahawy: Adversarial Islamic Feminism Within the Western-Islamic Public Sphere
Chapter 4: Halla Diyab’s Adversarial Feminism – Between Islam and Secularity, Between Power and Resistance, Between Syria and England
Chapter 5: Waad Al-Kateab’s For Sama: Cinematic Islamic Feminism and the Female War Gaze
Chapter 6: Deeyah Khan’s Radical Care: Vulnerability and Border Inside Global, Mediatized Intersectional Feminism
Conclusions
Index