Past Posts

• “A Country and a Continent”: Fatimah Tuggar and the Politics of Montage

  January 17th, 2012 Fatimah Tuggar is one of the artists Jiwa has discussed, in his article on Imaging, imagining and representation: Muslim visual...

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• Reading Too Much into Veenagate

  January 16th, 2012 Veena Malik is a Pakistani actress with a special flair for controversy. She first made major headlines after...

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• Friday Links | January 13, 2012

  January 13th, 2012 The excessive use of tear gas during protests in Bahrain endangers women protesters in particular. Many miscarriages and...

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• Book Review: The Crescent Directive

  January 12th, 2012 The Crescent Directive was, for me, a fun but perplexing read.  The concept is simple and noble: it...

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• Revisiting Miriam Cooke’s “Muslimwoman”

  January 11th, 2012 Miriam Cooke has described her use of “Muslimwoman” in one word as a reference to embracing and performing...

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• Reviving the Spirit Without Recognizing Half The Audience?

  January 10th, 2012 Editor’s Note: As previous RIS-themed posts have noted (see our post from 2008, two posts from 2009, and...

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• RIS Knowledge Retreat, Gender, and Feminism

  January 10th, 2012 Yesterday, we posted Sharrae’s analysis of gender issues at the 2011 Reviving the Islamic Spirit Convention.  Although I...

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• Reclaiming Inclusion of Sisters at RIS: Part Two

  January 9th, 2012 See Part One here. Oh it did NOT just go there… My blood began to rise during the...

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