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csp-313	Leiliyanti, Eva; Dewi, Dhaurana Atikah; Putri, Larasati Nur; Fariza, Fariza; Saputra, Zufrufin; Wiyakintra, Andera; Albab, Muhammad Ulul	Patriarchal Language Evaluation of Muslim Women’s Body, Sexuality, and Domestication Discourse on Indonesian Male Clerics Preaching	2022	21	.pdf	application/pdf	9513	546	49	Relevant issues in these discourses arguably lie in the research on hijab, sharia law on women’s bodies, sexuality, and domestication, Islamic feminism, women’s bodies, sexuality, and domestication (Beta, 2014; Bhowon & Bundhoo, 2016; Yulikhah, 2016; Zempi, 2020), examines how young computer savvy Muslim women community (Hijabers Community, n.d.) in urban Indonesia through the use of fashion hijab and promote them on the blog, and social networking sites (SNS) successfully challenges western media representation of Muslim women, i.e., “domesticated and silenced” in a patriarchal society and the academic divide between “Islam versus Western capitalist”. However, this modernization does not affect how Muslim women see hijab in Malaysia.	cache/csp-313.pdf	txt/csp-313.txt