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Preface
1. The Qur'an and Muslim Women
PART 1
2. Texts and Textualities
3. Intertextualities, extratextual contexts
PART 2
4. The Patriarchal Imaginary of father/s
5. The qur'an, sex/gender, and sexuality
6. The family and marriage
7. Postscript
Notes
Glossary
Select Bibliography
Index
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