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Sultanes oubliées : Femmes chefs d'État en Islam

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  • "Sultanes oubliées"@it
  • "Femmes chefs d'État en Islam"
  • "Femmes chefs d'Etat en Islam"

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  • "Queens; Islamic history."
  • "Geschiedenis van de vrouwelijke heersers in de islamitische wereld."
  • "Sultanes: de macht van vrouwen in de wereld van de islam. - Geschiedenis van de vrouwelijke heersers in de islamitische wereld."
  • "Achter de sluier : de islam en de strijd tussen de seksen. - Wetenschappelijke verhandeling over de islamitische visie op de vrouw, haar seksualiteit en haar aantrekkingskracht aan de hand van zowel uitspraken van islamitische geleerden en dichters als van onderzoeksresultaten in het huidige Marokko."
  • "Sultanes : de macht van vrouwen in de wereld van de islam. - Geschiedenis van de vrouwelijke heersers in de islamitische wereld."
  • "When Benazir Bhutto became Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1988, there were some who claimed that it was a blasphemous assault on Islamic tradition, since no Muslim state, they alleged, had ever been governed by a woman. In this extraordinary new book, Fatima Mernissi shows that those proclaimed defenders of Islamic tradition were not only misguided but wrong. She looks back through fifteen centuries of Islam and uncovers a hidden history of women who have held the reins of power, but whose lives and stories, acheivements and failures, have largely been forgotten. Who were the Queens of Islam? How did they accede to the throne and how did their rule come to an end? What kinds of states did they govern and how did they exercise their power? Pursuing these and other questions, Mernissi recounts the stories of fifteen queens, including Sultana Radiyya who reigned in Delhi from 1250 until her violent death at the hand of a peasant; the Island Queens who ruled in the Maldives and Indonesia; and the Arab Queens of Egypt and of the Shi'ite Dynasty of Yemen. It was the Yemenis who bestowed upon queens a title that was theirs alone - balgis al-sughra, or `Young Queen of Sheeba'. Mernissi concludes this absorbing historical inquiry by reflecting on its implications for the ways in which politics is practised in the Islamic world today, a world in which women, while generally more educated than their predecessors, are largely excluded from the political domain."

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  • "History"
  • "Geschiedenis (vorm)"

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  • "Sultanes oubliées : Femmes chefs d'État en Islam"
  • "Sultanes : de macht van vrouwen in de wereld van de islam"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansīyāt : nisāʼ ḥākimāt fī bilād al-Islām"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansiyyāt: nisāʼḥākimāt fī bilād al-islām"
  • "Hanım sultanlar : (islam devletlerinde kadın hükümdarlar)"
  • "Sultanes oubliées : femmes chefs d'État en Islam"
  • "Sultanat mansiyat nisa hakimat fi bilad al-islam"
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  • "Sultane dimenticate : donne capi di Stato nell'Islam"
  • "سلطانات منسيات : نساء حاكمات في بلاد الإسلام"
  • "Hanım Sultanlar: (İslam Devletlerinde kadın hükümdarlar)=Sultanes Oubliees:(Femmes chefs d'Etat en islam)"
  • "Sultanes oubliées femmes chefs d'Etat en Islam"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansı̄yāt : nisā' ḥākimāt fı̄ bilād al-islām"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansīyah : nisāʼ ḥākimāt fī bilād al-Islām"
  • "Sultanes oubliées : femmes chefs d'état en Islam"
  • "Le sultane dimenticate : donne capi di Stato nell'Islam"@it
  • "Sultanes oubliées : femmes chefs d'Etat en Islam"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansīyat : nisāʼ ḥākimāt fī bilād al-Islām"
  • "Sultanes oubliées : Femmes chefs d'état en Islam"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansiyāt : nisāʼ ḥākimāt fī bilād al-Islām"
  • "Sulṭānāt mansīyāt : nisāʼ ḥākimāt fī bilād Islām"
  • "Sultanes oubliés : femmes chefs d'État en Islam"
  • "سلطانات منسيات : نساء حاكمات في بلاد الاسلام"
  • "Peçenin ötesi : (İslam toplumunda kadın-erkek dinamikleri)"
  • "Sultanes oubliées : Femmes chefs d'Etat en Islam"
  • "Sultanes oubliées : femmes chefs d'état en islam"

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