Feminismo, identidad y religión en el Mundo Árabe
Keywords:
feminism, religion, identity, social change, revolutionAbstract
«Feminism, identity and religion in the Arab world». The recent popular upheavals of the «Arab Spring» have reactivated the feminist struggle in the Arab world amid tensions and conflicts revolving around gender relations. After more than a century of struggle, Arab women activists continue to report discrimination and the persistence of patriarchal structures of domination, thus demonstrating that the issues raised in the first phase of Arab feminism not only have not been resolved but re-emerge with every new political and social crisis. This article aims to analyze the causes of the persistence of discrimination against women in the Arab world despite the significant social changes that have taken place in recent decades. Through a theoretical and historical analysis that articulates the political and social events with the Arab feminist perspective on each period, the article aims to demonstrate how the religion-women-identity triangle has evolved as the axis of anti-feminist discourse in the Arab world.
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