Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War, Faith and Sexuality

Voices of Resistance: Muslim Women on War, Faith and Sexuality

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Voices of Resistance is a diverse collection of personal narratives and prose by Muslim women whose experiences and observations are particularly poignant in today's politically and religiously charged environment. The contributors in this anthology hail from Yemen, Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Canada, and t...more
Paperback, 284 pages
Published June 13th 2006 by Seal Press (first published May 23rd 2006)
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Sarah
Overall, a strong though academic look at Muslim resistance through a lens of gender, faith, and sexuality. I found most of it fascinating and well written. However it suffers from the same problem as many anthologies - inconsistency.

Some of the pieces are great and thought provoking, some are just ok, and some are not good. This is a very multi-disciplinary collection, collecting personal stories, poems, art, interviews, and some more scholarly articles. I've read other feminist and Muslim ant...more
Komal
i connected very well with the short stories. i had a hard time with the poetry because i never really understood how to read poetry properly. if there is a way to read poetry that is. the art was great in this book but i wish it was colored and bigger. definitely a book i'd pick up again, especially all the poetry to read again.
Whitney
This is a great anthology that has a lot to offer. If you want to read poems, essays, letters, and interviews with and by Arab and Arab American women, totally read this because it'll teach you a lot. It's enjoyable even with touchy subjects.
ayesha Akhtar
seemed forced, slightly contrived - i couldn't stand it.
Zohra
May 21, 2007 Zohra rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone!
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Okay, okay, so I am in this anthology! Its a fantastic anthology to be a part of and is diverse.
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