Muslim Women’s Pilgrimage to Mecca and Beyond: Reconfiguring Gender, Religion, and Mobility

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Introduction: Muslim Pilgrimage Through the Lens of Women’s New Mobilities
1 Under Male Supervision?: Nationality, Age and Islamic Belief as Basis for Muslim Women’s Pilgrimage
2 Young Moroccan-Dutch Women on Hajj: Claiming Female Space
3 Power in Moroccan Women’s Narratives of the Hajj
4 Shi’i Muslim Women’s Pilgrimage Rituals to Lady Fatemeh-Masoumeh’s Shrine in Qom
5 Israeli Dead Sea Cosmetics and Charity for Palestinian Children: Indonesian Women’s Shopping Activities While on Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
6 ‘Clothing Cannot Improve Moral Behaviour’: Pilgrimage, Fashion, and Entrepreneurship in a West African Market
7 Considering the Silences: Understanding Historical Narratives of Women’s Indian Ocean Hajj Mobility
8 Bosnian Women on Hajj
9 In the ‘Land of Wonders’: Bint Al-Shāṭi’’s Pilgrimage: the Hajj and the Construction of Reformist Religiosity
10 Stepping in the Footsteps of Hajar to Bring Home the Hajj: Dialogical Positioning in Asra Nomani’s Memoir Standing Alone
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