Viola Thimm is an Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at Heidelberg University and Senior Lecturer at the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany. Ferdiansyah Thajib is a socio-cultural anthropologist and Senior Lecturer at Friedrich-Alexander University, Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany.
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Foreword Amina Wadud Introducing the field Embracing Faith and Desire. Queer and Feminist Engagements with Islam and Christianity as Lived Religions: An Introduction Ferdiansyah Thajib and Viola Thimm Gender and Islam in moving contexts 1. Gendered Belonging in a Muslim Context: The Case of Bangladeshi Female Migrants in Qatar Sumiya Fatima Mahmud 2. The Feminist Politics of Muslim Women in the Shaheen Bagh Protests: Reimagining Identity, Secularism, and Citizenship in India Aishani Khurana 3. "It's Not About Sex, It's About F¿trat": Exploring Turkey's politics of gender through a religious concept Karolin Iren Meri Tuncel Queering Muslim life-worlds 4. LT+ negotiations at the intersection of Islamic faith and desire in Indonesia Kristina Schneider 5. Betwixt Prayers and Dances: An Autoethnography on Agency, Performativity, and Disoriented Spaces Among Gay Syrian Muslims in Berlin Luay Ranko 6. Queering pilgrimage in Germany: Spiritual mobility as alternative routes to Mecca Viola Thimm Perspectives from LGBTQIA+ in Christian contexts 7. "One single flock with diversity": Community building and diversity promotion in Spanish LGBTQ+ Christian groups José Barrera-Blanco 8. "Where the Hell is Everyone Else?" - Exploring the In/visibility of Religious Queers in Sweden Elin Lundell 9. Moral transformations of the sexual female body post-Evangelicalism: How emotions and experimentation shape religious change Rebecca Laura Anne Davis Concluding remarks Afterword Melissa M. Wilcox Index
Foreword Amina Wadud Introducing the field Embracing Faith and Desire. Queer and Feminist Engagements with Islam and Christianity as Lived Religions: An Introduction Ferdiansyah Thajib and Viola Thimm Gender and Islam in moving contexts 1. Gendered Belonging in a Muslim Context: The Case of Bangladeshi Female Migrants in Qatar Sumiya Fatima Mahmud 2. The Feminist Politics of Muslim Women in the Shaheen Bagh Protests: Reimagining Identity, Secularism, and Citizenship in India Aishani Khurana 3. "It's Not About Sex, It's About F¿trat": Exploring Turkey's politics of gender through a religious concept Karolin Iren Meri Tuncel Queering Muslim life-worlds 4. LT+ negotiations at the intersection of Islamic faith and desire in Indonesia Kristina Schneider 5. Betwixt Prayers and Dances: An Autoethnography on Agency, Performativity, and Disoriented Spaces Among Gay Syrian Muslims in Berlin Luay Ranko 6. Queering pilgrimage in Germany: Spiritual mobility as alternative routes to Mecca Viola Thimm Perspectives from LGBTQIA+ in Christian contexts 7. "One single flock with diversity": Community building and diversity promotion in Spanish LGBTQ+ Christian groups José Barrera-Blanco 8. "Where the Hell is Everyone Else?" - Exploring the In/visibility of Religious Queers in Sweden Elin Lundell 9. Moral transformations of the sexual female body post-Evangelicalism: How emotions and experimentation shape religious change Rebecca Laura Anne Davis Concluding remarks Afterword Melissa M. Wilcox Index
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