Islamic feminism

Kombinasyon nin  Islam asin Feminismo na pinag-adbokasiya bilang  "a feminist discourse and practice articulated within an Islamic paradigm"  ni Margot Badran kan 2002. Nakabase an mga argumento kan mga Islamic Feminist sa Islam asin mga katukduan kaini. Pighahanap an bilog na pagkapantay-pantay kan mga babayi asin lalake sa personal asin publikong lugar, asin pwede man na magin kaayon igdi an mga non-Muslim na diskurso asin debate. An Islamic Feminism  pig-eksplikar kan mga iskolar bilang radikal asin sekular na Feminismo. Kabaing igdi an mga diskurso sa Islam na yaon man sa Quran bilang sentral kaining teksto. Bilang sarong "school of thought"  iyo ini an pigsabi kan Moroccan sociologist na si Fatema Mernissi asin iskolar na si Amina Wadud asin Leila Ahmed. 

An mga nag-aadbokasiya pigtutukoy ini bilang obserbasyon na an mayorya kan nasyun Muslim, nakapagprodusir nin pirang pamayo kan estado, prime ministers, asin sekretaryo kan estado arog halimbawa ninda Lala Shovkat kan Azrbaijan, Benazir Bhutto kan Pakistan, Mame Madior Boye kan Senegal, Tansu Ciller kan Turkey, Kagusha Jashari kan Kosovo, asin Megawati Sukanoputri kan Indonesia. Sa Bangladesh, si Khaleda Zia elehido bilang primerong babaying prime minister kan nasyon kan 1991, asin nagserbe hasta 2009, bago sya ribayan man ni Sheikh Hasina, na sa presente iyo man an prime minister kan Bangladesh, rason tangani na an Bangladesh iyo an may pinakahalawig asin duro-deretsong pagtukaw kan babaying prime minister.



## Depinisyon

### Islamic feminists

An mga Islamic feminist pig-iinterpretar an mga tekstong panrelihiyon sa perspektibong feminista. Pwede sindang hilingon bilang grupo nin mga para-interpretar na susog an mga argumento sa Islam asin iba pa kaining katukdoan, pighahanap an bilog na pagkakapantay-pantay kan mga babayi asin lalaki sa personal asin publikong lugar, asin pwede man na magin kaayon igdi an mga non-Muslim na diskurso asin debate. 


### Islamists
An mga Islamist nag-aadbokasiya kan politikal na Islam, sa nosyon na an Quran asin hadith nagmamandato nin caliphate, arog halimbawa kan gobyernong Islam. Pira sa mga Islamist nagtutulog kan deretsos kan mga babayi sa publikong aspeto alagad dai man pinakokontra an gender equality sa personal, asin publikong lugar. Si Su'ad al-Fatih al-Badawi, sarong akademikong Sudanese asin politikong Islam, nagdedebate na an feminismo bakong pareho kan tagwa(konsepto nin Islamic na piety), kaya an Islam asin feminismo ekslusibo sa kada saro. 

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