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OPINION: Islam Didn’t Ban Women Leaders—Jamaat Islami Did

These examples suggest that women’s leadership was neither alien nor unacceptable in early Islamic practice. The discourse surrounding women’s leadership

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Hasdai Ibn Shaprut: The Jewish Prime Minister of Muslim Spain

Hasdai Ibn Shaprut’s rise to power under the Umayyads serves as a testament to the inclusivity of Islamic governance during