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Gender Roles in Tafsīr

Explore the intricate tapestry of gender roles in Islamic exegesis with our comprehensive study, "Gender Roles in Tafsīr." This groundbreaking research delves into the historical Islamic world's evolving perceptions of gender relations, particularly in the context of Quranic interpretations. As a genre deeply rooted in Islamic literature, Tafsīr offers a rich platform for the religious negotiation of gender roles. Our study meticulously examines 21 Tafsīr works, uncovering their approach to gender roles within family dynamics and testimonial evidence.

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This study is a treasure trove of insights, meticulously analyzing 21 Tafsīr works to understand their portrayal of gender roles. Key features include:

• Comprehensive Analysis: Examines 21 Tafsīr works to provide a holistic view of gender roles in Islamic exegesis.
• Historical Context: Delivers a historical perspective on the development of gender perceptions in the Islamic world.
• Religious Significance: Focuses on the religious implications of gender roles in family and testimonial contexts.

Each chapter is thoughtfully crafted to offer in-depth analysis, making this study an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of religion and gender studies.

Practical Applications

"Gender Roles in Tafsīr" is not just an academic endeavor; it has practical applications in various fields:

• Scholarship: Offers scholars a foundation for further research in Islamic exegesis and gender studies.
• Education: Provides educators with a comprehensive resource to discuss gender roles in Islamic teachings.
• Personal Growth: Helps individuals gain a deeper understanding of gender dynamics within their faith and society.

Whether you are a scholar, student, or a curious individual, this study will enrich your knowledge and provide valuable insights into the complex world of gender roles in Islam. Don't miss out on this groundbreaking work that bridges the gap between religion and gender studies.