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The Women’s Movement and Feminism in Iran: 1978 to 2023
Edition en anglais
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E-book - ePub
Résumé
The Iranian feminist movement has faced many challenges, including the divide between secular and Islamic feminists and those inside and outside Iran. However, collaborations between Iranian feminist activists, including those outside Iran, have helped break down these walls. One significant contribution to the feminist movement in Iran was the feminist magazine "Zanan, " which featured interviews with prominent intellectuals and reformists, including male thinkers, and criticized their lack of attention to gender issues and women's rights.
Although "Zanan" was shut down during Ahmadinejad's presidency, its founder, Shahla Sherkat, relaunched the magazine as "Zanane Emrooz" in 2014. However, the magazine faced pressure from hardliners and was forced to cease publication again in 2016. Despite these challenges, the Iranian feminist movement continues to persist and fight for gender equality. This book discusses the concept of "Islamic feminism", which represents a feminist voice within the process of religious reform in Islam.
This movement has emerged in recent decades in many Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim minorities in Western countries. However, the term "Islamic feminism" has caused much debate and confusion, with opposing views from both conservative Islamic and secular feminist groups. Some conservative Muslims and Islamists reject Islamic feminism due to their anti-feminist beliefs, while some secular feminists view it as contradicting their anti-Islamic sentiments.
This categorization has led some scholars to express concern that it may cause further division and confusion.
Although "Zanan" was shut down during Ahmadinejad's presidency, its founder, Shahla Sherkat, relaunched the magazine as "Zanane Emrooz" in 2014. However, the magazine faced pressure from hardliners and was forced to cease publication again in 2016. Despite these challenges, the Iranian feminist movement continues to persist and fight for gender equality. This book discusses the concept of "Islamic feminism", which represents a feminist voice within the process of religious reform in Islam.
This movement has emerged in recent decades in many Muslim-majority countries and among Muslim minorities in Western countries. However, the term "Islamic feminism" has caused much debate and confusion, with opposing views from both conservative Islamic and secular feminist groups. Some conservative Muslims and Islamists reject Islamic feminism due to their anti-feminist beliefs, while some secular feminists view it as contradicting their anti-Islamic sentiments.
This categorization has led some scholars to express concern that it may cause further division and confusion.
Fiche technique
- Date de parution : 11/05/2023
- Editeur : Draft2Digital
- ISBN : 8223066255
- EAN : 9798223066255
- Format : ePub
- Caractéristiques du format ePub
- Protection num. : pas de protection
À propos de l'auteur
Biographie de Samin Ustiashvili
Dr. Samin Ustiashvili is a prominent Iranian-Georgian scholar and Middle East expert specializing in Iran analysis. With a multicultural background and extensive experience, she has established herself as a significant figure in the field of international relations. Raised in France and North Africa after being born in Iran, Dr. Ustiashvili developed a deep understanding of diverse cultures, fueling her passion for unraveling the complexities of the Middle East.Her career as an interpreter from the age of 16 allowed her to travel widely, gaining invaluable firsthand experience in cities like Dubai, Damascus, and Beirut. The turning point in Dr. Ustiashvili's life came during the Green Movement in Iran, which led her to leave her homeland and settle in Georgia. There, she pursued her academic aspirations, culminating in a master's degree in European Studies.
This provided her with a solid foundation to explore the intricate dynamics of European politics, economics, and culture. Dr. Ustiashvili's educational journey continued with a Ph. D. in American Studies, deepening her expertise in American-Middle Eastern relations and shedding light on the United States' impact on the region. Her research, publications, and active participation in international conferences have made her a highly regarded authority in academia, sought after by government agencies, think tanks, and media outlets.
As a passionate advocate for cross-cultural understanding, Dr. Ustiashvili plays a vital role in shaping discourse on the Middle East and Iran. Through her comprehensive knowledge, nuanced perspectives, and dedication to bridging gaps between nations, she embodies the power of multiculturalism and demonstrates the potential for diplomacy and academia to foster understanding and cooperation.
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