Amina Wadud, a scholar of Islamic Studies and mother of five, is renowned for her groundbreaking work that reinterprets the Quran from a woman's perspective. Her writings challenge traditional, patriarchal readings of sacred texts, advocating for a more egalitarian and just understanding of Islam. Wadud's scholarship seeks to uncover the inherent equality within the Quranic message, offering a vital lens for contemporary readers. Her approach encourages a deeper engagement with religious texts and their implications for social justice.
Amina's journey to Makkah is a compelling blend of humor, seriousness, and passion, drawn from her personal blog posts. She confronts deep-rooted patriarchal and exclusivist perspectives that have shaped Islamic thought for centuries, offering a refreshing and honest narrative. Her unique insights and challenges make this account stand out, reflecting her determination to reshape the discourse around faith and gender roles.
Edizione italiana a cura di Jolanda GuardiPostfazione di Renata BedendoQuattordici secoli di pensiero islamico ci hanno lasciato in eredità un patrimonio di interpretazioni del Corano scritte prevalentemente da uomini. Il Corano e la donna di Amina...