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Book Summary
About the Book: Everyday Revolutions: The Audacity of Being Muslim and Woman in
India As a political journalist, Fatima Khan spent years travelling across the
country, from Delhi to Karnataka and Assam to Tamil Nadu, covering hate crimes
and state¬led persecution, the victims of which were primarily Muslim men. What
was left out of her notes were the conversations she had with the women who were
related to these victims. She saw how Muslim women were becoming politicized and
challenging the state and, in the process, turning their gaze inwards to
question the power dynamics within their community. They were doing so
strategically, without throwing Muslim
ISBN-13
9789356402430
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Bloomsbury India
Publishing Date
2026-11-17
Total Pages
352
Everyday Revolutions: The Audacity of Being Muslim and Woman in India
About the Book: Everyday Revolutions: The Audacity of Being Muslim and Woman in
India As a political journalist, Fatima Khan spent years travelling across the
country, from Delhi to Karnataka and Assam to Tamil Nadu, covering hate crimes
and state¬led persecution, the victims of which were primarily Muslim men. What
was left out of her notes were the conversations she had with the women who were
related to these victims. She saw how Muslim women were becoming politicized and
challenging the state and, in the process, turning their gaze inwards to
question the power dynamics within their community. They were doing so
strategically, without throwing Muslim