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Body and Religion: Islamic Studies Collection
12 resources. Showing results 1 through 10.
Uploaded Fear and learning in medieval Islam: Dread as an affective marker of the scholarly class
Affective entanglements with the sexual imagery of paradise in the Qur’an
Aural epistemology: Hearing and listening in the text of the Qur’an
‘The body is a tool for remembrance’ healing, transformation, and the instrumentality of the body in a North American Sufi order
Non-binary sexual and gender identities in the community: the khuntha as an isolated being in the mosque
Timeless tenet, temporal tenant: a scholarly inquiry into radical longevity in Shia Islam
The inviolability and value of the human body and the corpse in the Islamic legal tradition
Midwives as advocates exploring women’s expert testimony in medieval North Africa
Disgust in early Islamic thought: the affects of hadith and moral aversion in pious traditions
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