Marriage Patterns in the Arab World - Spring/Summer 2001 - Issues 93-94
Vol. 25 (2001)
In Arab societies, women’s role is predominantly linked to the domestic sphere. The family is seen as a pivotal axis of society, a basic unit that demands that women devote all their time and energy to it. Over the past decades, there has been notable transformation in gender relations in Arab societies particularly in urban areas, and women have gained greater degrees of freedom.
Fay Afaf Kanafani Recounts
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Dunyazad
May Telmissany
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Nawal El Saadawi: Better to Pay and be Free than to Pay and be Oppressed
Samira Aghacy
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Testimonies
Miriam Sfeir
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The 1998 Proposed Civil Marriage Law in Lebanon: The Reaction of the Muslim Communities
Nadia M. EI-Cheikh
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The Marriage Mystery: Exploring Late Marriage in MENA
Manal Omar
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Selves of Wives and Selves of Daughters
Najla Hamadeh
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Reflections on the impact of Education on Marriage
Maysa EI-Hajj
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The Costs of Marriage in Egypt
Diane Singerman, Barbara Ibrahim
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Misyar Marriage
Shirine Jurdi
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Selection of the Spouse and the Network of Matrimonial Alliances Among the Maronites in Mount Lebanon Between 1830 and 1914: A Study of Three Cases
Annie Tohme-Tabet
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Marriage, Madness and Murder in Alia Mamdouh’s Mothballs and Salwa Bakr’s The Golden Chariot
Abir Hamdar
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Marriage Patterns in the Arab World
Samira Aghacy
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From Iran
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Triple Trouble: Mixed Marriages and Interlocking Forms ‘of Discrimination in Lebanon
Dima Dabbous-Sensenig
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Quote/Unquote
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Recent Publications/Call for Papers/Films
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Conference Report
Aida Naaman
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