Part I. Egypt: late nineteenth to end of the twentieth centuries: first century of feminism
1. Competing agenda: feminists, Islam, and the state in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Egypt
2. Women, Qasim Amin, and the rise of feminist discourse
3. From consciousness to activism: feminist politics in early twentieth-century Egypt
4. Expressing feminism and nationalism in autobiography: the memoirs of an Egyptian educator
5. Independent women: more than a century of feminism in Egypt
6. Gender activism: feminists and Islamists in Egypt
7. Body politic(s): women, power, and sexuality in Egypt
8. Gender journeys into Arabic
Part II. Muslim world: late twentieth to twenty-first centuries: widening circles, new directions
9. Towards Islamic feminisms: a look at the Middle East
10. Islamic feminism: what's in a name?
11. Unifying women: feminist pasts and presents in Yemen
12. Sharʻia activism in Nigeria in the era of hudud
13. Between secular and Islamic feminism(s): reflections on the Middle East and beyond
14. Islamic feminism on the move.
