Arab Feminism and Islamic History
The Transnational Life and Work of Lebanese-Syrian Writer Widad Sakakini (1913-1991)
- 332 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Widad Sakakini's work explores the lives of the wives of Prophet Muhammad, delving into the complexities of their roles and the socio-religious context of their time. The book critically examines the controversies surrounding interpretations of their narratives, highlighting both the possibilities and limitations inherent in these discussions. Through a nuanced analysis, Sakakini challenges traditional views and encourages a re-evaluation of the historical and cultural significance of these women within Islamic history.
