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ajiss-827	Anjum, Ovamir	Editorial	2018.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1924	47	26	These range from the strategy of attributing practices seen as misogynistic or violent to culture rather than religion (with the im- portant exception of vocal native feminists who doggedly pointed to the es- sence of Islam rather than any cultural or ideological aberrations as the real foe); the 1990s increase in American feminists’ interventionist aspirations and bold anti-Islamism; and the rise in the post-9/11 decade of Western in- digenous-Muslim feminism. The larger point of Doha’s provocative study seems to be to suggest, by demonstrating the general correspondence between feminists and secular- ist pundits, whose views oscillate between anti-Islam and anti-Islamism, that although the diversity of interpretation in Islam is a veritable fact, the task of limiting and prioritizing that interpretation is the prerogative (if not responsibility) of Muslims embodying that tradition itself and its orthodox structures.	cache/ajiss-827.pdf	txt/ajiss-827.txt