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Fuentes del Islam: ¿Igualdad de géneros o supremacía masculina?
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Este artículo pretende revisar algunas de las suras más debatidas en torno a la situación de la mujer en el Islam y demostrar que en las fuentes mismas existe un mensaje de igualdad que ha sido obscurecido por la exégesis. Asimismo, se darán a conocer algunas propuestas del feminismo islámico en torno al debate de la igualdad de géneros en el Islam.
Abstract
This article reviews some of the most debated suras concerning the status of women in Islam and demonstrates that the sources themselves convey a message of equality that has been obscured by exegesis. It also discusses some proposals of Islamic feminism debate about gender equality in Islam.
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| DOI: https://doi.org/10.53766/HumSur |
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