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| Introduction | ||
| Western accounts | 1 | |
| Mrs. Meer Hassan Ali | 3 | |
| Fanny Parkes | 22 | |
| Mrs. Colin (Helen) Mackenzie | 23 | |
| Louis Rousselet | 27 | |
| Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava | 41 | |
| Sir Monier Monier-Williams | 45 | |
| Sir Lepel Griffin | 61 | |
| Mrs. Marcus Fuller | 66 | |
| Rev. Edward Storrow | 78 | |
| J. K. H. Denny | 90 | |
| Annie Besant | 99 | |
| Sister Nivedita (Margaret Noble) | 105 | |
| Kathleen Olga Vaughan | 113 | |
| Frieda Hauswirth | 124 | |
| Charlotte Wiser | 139 | |
| Gail Minault | 144 | |
| Dr. Meredith Borthwick | 156 | |
| Indian perceptions | 167 | |
| Sir Syed Ahmed Khan | 169 | |
| Chirag Ali | 172 | |
| P. N. Bose | 180 | |
| Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanavi | 191 | |
| S. Khuda Bukhsh | 212 | |
| Sultan Jehan Begum | 220 | |
| Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain | 240 | |
| Ameerali Syed | 246 | |
| Dr. Rukhmabai | 256 | |
| Dr. Kalikinkar Datta | 260 | |
| Husain B. Tyabji | 275 | |
| Malavika Karlekar | 285 | |
| Maithili Rao | 306 | |
| First person accounts | 315 | |
| C. M. Naim | 317 | |
| Shah Jahan Begum | 336 | |
| Rassundari Devi | 361 | |
| Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum | 365 | |
| Sunity Devee Maharanee of Cooch Behar | 385 | |
| Bipan Chandra Pal | 391 | |
| Mohamed Ali | 399 | |
| Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah | 420 | |
| Ismat Chugtai | 433 | |
| Sahibzada Ata Muhamed Khan | 437 | |
| Literary evocations | 439 | |
| Ardershier F. J. Chinoy and Mrs. Dinbai A. F. Chinoy | 441 | |
| Rabindranath Tagore | 445 | |
| Romesh Chunder Dutt | 456 | |
| Rashid Jahan | 462 | |
| Yashpal | 475 | |
| Rajinder Singh Bedi | 481 | |
| S. J. Joshi | 492 | |
| Iqbalunnissa Hussain | 507 | |
| Sarojini Naidu | 542 | |
| B. P. Sathe | 544 | |
| Bibliography | 550 |
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Lauren Donovan
reviewed Purdah: An Anthology on April 16, 2009
Purdah: An Anthology
Reading a book about women equality that written by a male writer gave me a whole new perspective. Syafiq Hasyim wrote it in systematically historic way. It made me understand why women were treated differently from time to time. He also lead us to think and tried to clear a fully understanding that Islam also respect women's right. Not as what people think that Islam is a patriarchal religion.
Human is really fallible who has high possibility in making mistakes all the way. The rules that made by human from time to time is full of weaknesses. All I and we can believe is God is good and Islam is a religion that protected its believers both men and women. And I also believe all human (both men and women) are equal in God's eyes as His creation.
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