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ContentsvviiAcknowledgementsGlossar
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GlossaryAcross Muslim countries and
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GlossaryDarul Islam: ‘Abode of Is
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GlossaryIjab & Qabul: Lit. ‘offer
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Lawat/Liwat: Penetrative sex betwee
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Control and Sexuality: The Revival
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Introduction
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Introductionbe sought both in ‘tr
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Criminalising Sexuality: Zina Laws
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Criminalising Sexuality: Zina Laws
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IndonesiaCountry ProfileThe Republi
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IndonesiaCases of Human Rights Viol
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Indonesia2008 Law on PornographySin
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Indonesiajustified as a pre-emptive
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Indonesiato leave their village and
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Indonesia(1) the right to an object
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Indonesiahas been difficult; Indone
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Indonesiaparticularly those of the
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IndonesiaIndonesian civil society,
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IndonesiaGeertz, Clifford (1971) [1
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IranCountry Profile 1Iran is one of
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Iranpresident Khatami in 1997. Desp
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Iranwere retained only in the new C
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IranThe success of the Revolution w
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Iranelected bodies, which came to b
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IranMore importantly, it enables th
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IranThe clerics who took power afte
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Iranwoman who are forbidden (haram)
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Page 207 and 208: TurkeyIn theory, under this system,
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Turkeythe technological advances wh
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TurkeyIn September 2004, the Nation
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Existing Activism for ChangeTurkeyT
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Turkeyfrom the previous ones, as th
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TurkeyThe history of Turkey, includ
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TurkeyHirsch, Ernst (1968), ‘Vier
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TurkeyToprak, Metin and Nasuh Uslu
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IndexAAbbasgholizadeh, Mahboubeh 97
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