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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Canadian Muslim women"”.

  1. Intimate partner violence among Canadian Muslim women: a mixed method exploratory study

    Intimate partner violence affects women’s mental, social and physical health. The purpose of this study is to understand the demographics, social, religious, cultural and familial experiences of eight Canadian Muslim women who experienced IPV. In addition, this study explores the role of …

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  2. "I Feel At Peace". A Standpoint Feminist Perspective of Canadian Muslim Women Studying the Qur'an

    … physical, mental and social aspects of life. For Canadian Muslim women, the intersection of their identity, faith and contextual factors all shapes their well-being, now more than ever at a time when we see an increase in gendered Islamophobia. Rationale: The intersection between historical views …

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  3. The Experiences of Professional Muslim Women in the Canadian Workplace

    … investigates the experiences of professional Muslim women in Canada. It examines the intricate interplay of religion, race/ethnicity, sect, and gender along with various other facets of identity within this diverse community. This study focuses on Canadian-born and immigrant Muslim women, …

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  4. Exploring Blackness from Muslim, Female, Canadian Realities: Founding Selfhood, (Re)claiming Identity and Negotiating Belongingness Within/Against a Hostile Nation

    … </em>socio-cultural “positionality” are African-Canadian Muslim females living their realities? What methods do they employ to locate, (re)claim, and/or assert selfhood from these peripheral spaces within the white nation? How does their shared socio-religio-racial and gendered marginality, …

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