Essays on Muslim Society

Imperial, Dominant, and Hegemonic Feminism

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Introduction

The term feminism emerged in the contemporary socio-political discourse as an important movement encompassing ideological frameworks that seeks to establish and define a common goal to achieve equal footing in the political, personal, and economic sector. Since the emergence of the feminist movement, several notions of feminism was developed to create a greater understanding of its role in establishing equal rights and opportunities of women. In this discussion, the different notions of feminism will be explored by highlighting the concepts of each theoretical model. The discussion includes definitions of imperial, ...

After every four years, the American people are always treated to a rare but unavoidable spectacle. It is rare in the sense that it is always gruesome where one has to debate in their mind on a series of hard choices to make. This is the 2012 United States general elections. Having remained with less than a year to that defining moment, various presidential candidates are gearing up their safety belts ready to tackle one man- the incumbent president Obama. Obama, who is running as the Democrat front-runner, has an uphill task against the Republican hopefuls who are trying all possible ways ...

Qatar is small country blessed with oil and gas reservoirs and due to its natural resources it is one of the richest countries of the world. In this paper, we would look at and Social and cultural factors like society, culture, privacy, territoriality, personal space, types, patterns, settings, family structure in designing houses in a Qatari Muslim society.

Society and social development:

Qatari society has been evolved from traditional system like a number of other Muslim societies. It is greatly influenced by English and there management of foreign land falling under British control. The influence is very visible in its administrative infrastructure and institutions. Qatari ...

Samuel Zwemer's book, Our Moslem sisters: a cry of need from lands of darkness interpreted by those who heard it, is a masterpiece in terms of its content, organization and structure. However, the introduction of this book stands out in the way that it addresses the problems surrounding women in Muslim lands. This paper intends to provide an approximation of a Muslim reply to the characterization of the problems surrounding women in Muslim lands and weigh the solutions that Zwemer recommends to the problems. This paper also aims at taking a stance of whether Qur'anic teachings that are adequate in solving the problems ...