This article examines the potential contributions of process relational theology to Islamic feminist theology, arguing that such an engagement can significantly enrich existing efforts to reinterpret Islamic tradition through a gender-justice lens.
Zilka will provide answers to numerous questions regarding the position of women, perspectives on Islam, and the role of society and institutions in advancing toward a better society.
Ružica Ljubičić The narrative of Tamar’s rape, recorded in chapter 13 of the Second Book of Samuel, represents one of the earliest biblical depictions of sexual violence within familial relationships. Tamar, the daughter of King David, is a victim of rape by her half-brother Amnon. This act not only violates her personal integrity but also exposes the[…]
Delilah is one of the most enigmatic and controversial female figures in the Bible. Her role in the biblical story of Samson has been the subject of extensive scholarly research and cultural interpretation.[1] According to the biblical account, Samson was targeted by the Philistines, who sought to solve his riddles and defeat him. When their efforts failed,[…]
Although there is no solid evidence to confirm the historicity of the event, the legend of Lucretia is deeply rooted in Roman literary tradition, dating back to the era of the Roman Republic. The earliest versions of the story appear in Roman dramatic works, many of which are now entirely or partially lost.[1] Her story became a[…]
Ružica Ljubičić Philosopher Aspasia defied strict societal norms through her life and actions. As a woman known for her intellectual sharpness, pedagogical skills, philosophy, rhetoric, and oratory, she faced obstacles that rarely allowed women the right to have a voice and express themselves. Her position as the esteemed companion of Pericles and a recognized intellectual—remarkable in Athens,[…]
Professor Zilka Spahić Šiljak spoke at the Krister Stendahl Memorial Lecture in the Great Church Hall in the Old Town of Stockhom, November 14, 2024. The Annual lecture was about feminist interfaith approaches in peacebuilding in the Balkans region. Professor Spahić Šiljak elaborated about the intersection of peace, interreligious encounters, and feminism. She show edhow important it[…]
Do we know what feminism is and why women distance themselves from feminism? What’s the problem? Why women often say: I’m for equality but I’m not a feminist. Through this course, you will learn what rights women demanded in the West during the 19th and 20th centuries and what arguments they used to justify their demands.
Does feminism only exist in the West? Is feminism compatible with religion? Have you heard that there are Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu and other feminisms in Asia, Africa and elsewhere in the world?If you want answers to these questions, then join us in this course where we offer you interesting discussions about different forms of feminism in the[…]
