Table of contents for Women and the holy Quran : a sufi perspective / Lynn Wilcox.


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Part I: Background
Chapter 1: Background
History
The Role of the Quran
The Hadith
Shari'a
Books on Women and the Quran
Chapter 2: The Text
Knowledge
Encoding
Arabic
Textual Orientation
The Translation Selected
Textual Organization
The Sufi Perspective
Order of the Text
Chapter 3: Reading the Quran
Reading
Interpretation of Meaning
Chapter 4: Revolutionary Changes
A Cultural Perspective
Female Infanticide
Marriage
Licentiousness
Widows
Divorce
Zihar
Inheritance
Slavery



Part II: Essentials
Chapter 5: Creation
Beginning
Adam and Eve
The Heavens and the Earth
Chapter 6: The Goal
Chapter 7: Love
Chapter 8: Remembrance of God
Prayer
Ablutions
Covering the Body
Time
Qibla (Direction of Prayer)
Chapter 9: Principles
Unity
Prophecy
Imamate
Judgment Day
Hajj (Pilgrimage)
Chapter 10: Knowledge
Chapter 11: Death
Part III: Women and Men
Chapter 12: The Examples: Model Women
Positive Examples
Mary
The Wife of Pharaoh
Negative Examples
The Wives of Noah and Lot
Additional Models
The Mother of Moses
The Queen of Sheba
The "Barren" Women
Eve
Zulaikha
Chapter 13: Women and Men
Chapter 14: Marriage



The Relationship
Pleas
Divorce
Wives of the Prophet
Chapter 15: Motherhood
Chapter 16: Other Depictions of the Female
Female Deities
Female Animals
Part IV: Behavior
Chapter 17: The Signs of God
Chapter 18: Behavior
Relationship with God
Charity
Rules of Conduct
Compassion
Kindness
Healing
Modesty
Veiling
Sexuality
Theft
Chapter.19: Sustenance
Physical: Food
Physical: Drink
Physical: Mental and Emotional
Fasting
Divine Wine
postscript
Appendix A: Genealogy of Maktab Tarighat Oveyssi
Shahmaghsoudi
Appendix B: Quranic References to Women
biography