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• Friday Links | January 20, 2012

  January 20th, 2012 A research in Iraqi Kurdistan proves that there is a link between mental disorders and Female Genital Mutilation. Iraqi...

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• How are Muslim Women Doing in Political Cartoons?

  January 19th, 2012 After having written my undergraduate dissertation on depictions on Mexican First Ladies in political cartoons, I gained some...

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• For Arab Women, Change in the Digital Reality is Coming, but Slowly

  January 18th, 2012 By all standards, 2011 was quite an exceptional year for men and women in the Arab world. It...

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• “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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