2/2 of Halal beyond food, to clothing, cosmetics, and travel. Moreover, Thimm's book traces how global capitalism and Islam are intimate partners in the marketisation of pilgrimage and the making of modern Malay Muslim women's identities.

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2/2 spiritual capital. Sitar further highlights that one of the main reasons for participation is women’s search for personal empowerment as an alternative to the shame and sexism that characterise experiences with menstruation.

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2/2 non-European experiences, recognising atypical mothering performed by men and non-biological mothers, whilst seeking to critically reflect on a gender focus within mothering research.

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2/2 the world (including the Caribbean, Latin America, and Europe), it examines the importance of bodies and embodiment issues in understanding entanglements of gender, sexuality, religion, and politics.

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2/2 the early Huguenot period to the French Réveil. Ma's review highlights Sigg's extensive use of archival sources, ranging from correspondence to missionary society records, and how these bring to life the voices of these women.

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2/2 and how texts from Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, and Sikh religious traditions offer new acumens. These broaden existing gender theoretical frameworks, deepening our understanding of gender through reflections on religiosity, epistemology, and ethics.

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2/2 on interviews about women-centred spiritualities in the Spanish context. García Jouve proposes the term 'gender eclecticism' to approach the diverse notions about 'gender' that appear in some women-centred practitioners' testimonies.

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3/3 Scripture can be a source of both harm and healing, the article returns to the biblical books of Song of Songs and Psalms to recover and reclaim alternate and unhappy, gendered and sexual scripts.

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2/3 in Australian Evangelical Faith Communities".

They argue that the use of Scripture to promote gender 'complementary' models of marriage as necessary for lived Christianity and human flourishing maintains the dominance of this heteronormative script in evangelical communities. Recognising that

2/2 Soliman highlights both the artists' feeling disappointed by the mainstream public, and an agitational orientation as these artists intend to offer explicitly articulated alternative self-representations that target the mainstream public.

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2/2 examines Napolitano's insights into this intersection of Catholicism and migration. Moreover, Napolitano's book explores how these themes can highlight the lived experiences and affects of bodies in different spaces.

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