Women, Islam and Everyday Life: Renegotiating Polygamy in Indonesia (ASAA Women in Asia Series)
by Nina Nurmila
Nina Nurmila examines women’s everyday experiences in Indonesia through the lens of Islam and polygamy. Focusing on how polygamy is renegotiated in social and religious contexts, this scholarly work contributes to discussions of gender, family life, and changing interpretations of Islamic practice.
About This Book
Women, Islam and Everyday Life examines the relationship between women, Islamic traditions, and everyday social life in Indonesia.
The book focuses on polygamy and the ways it is renegotiated within personal, cultural, and religious contexts.
Nina Nurmila presents the subject as a study of gender, family life, and changing interpretations of religious practice.
Part of the ASAA Women in Asia Series, this work offers a focused perspective on women and Islam in an Indonesian setting.
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