Funerary Practices: Women: Palestine: Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century
in Encyclopedia of Women & Islamic Cultures Online
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- Introduction
- Muslim Women’s Rites of Passage in Natural Death Cases
- Postmortem Practices in the Ottoman Empire: General Review
- Social and Religious Opposition to Autopsies and Postmortem Practices
- Postmortem Practices In Palestine: “Rites Of Passage” Following Unnatural Death
- Postmortem Practices In Palestine in the Early Twentieth Century: The British Mandate (1922-48)
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
Funerary Practices: Women: Palestine: Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century
in Encyclopedia of Women & Islamic Cultures Online
Author:
Suhad Daher-Nashif
Suhad Daher-Nashif
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Search for other papers by Suhad Daher-Nashif in
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(6,858 words)