Volume 37 Number 2, 2021

Front Matter

Editors’ Introduction

Kate M. Ott and Zayn Kassam

“I Think God Is a Feminist”: Art and Action by Orthodox Jewish Women

Thuy Anh Tran and Chaya Halberstam

Run From Your Parent’s House: Transfeminism and Abraham’s Blessing

Slava Greenberg

Companion Sex Robots: Racialized Household Economics

Michelle Wolff

Reintegrating the Feminine Voice Inherent in Sikh Scripture

Jaspreet Bal and Santbir Singh Sarkar Daman

Reclaiming Khadija’s and Muhammad’s Marriage as an Islamic Paradigm: Toward a New History of the Muslim Present

Shadaab Rahemtulla and Sara Ababneh

The War Against COVID-19 and Body Theology: A Relational Response

Lauren McGrow

Performing Gender and Ethics of Care through Digital Protests and Protest Archiving

Radhika Gajjala

#AntiCAAProtests: Negotiating Online and Off-Line Resistance

Riddhima Sharma

Icons and Archive of the Protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and the National Register of Citizens

Sujatha Subramanian

Protest and Performance: My Engagement with the Anti-CAA-NRC Protests in India

Madhavi Shivaprasad

“The Revolution Will Wear Burkas and Bangles”: Feminist Care and Politics at Shaheen Bagh

Kiran Vinod Bhatia

When “Muslimness Could Bring Trouble into Secular Spaces”: Anti-CAA Protests and Religious Slogans

Maitrayee Basu

African Feminist Reflections on Transnational Digitalized Shaheen Bagh Protests

Oladoyin Olubukola Abiona and Olayombo Tejumade Raji-Oyelade

Women of Shaheen Bagh in Transnational Digital Publics

Emily Edwards and Sarah Ford

Why Does the Hellenistic Period Matter Today? Dismantling Racist and Sexist Ideologies

Ashley L. Bacchi

“De-Racifying” Hebrew Bible Teaching: A Pedagogical Lesson from Post-Holocaust Germany

Susanne Scholz

#SayHerName (Judges 11:40) and Relate Yourself

Dorothea Erbele-Küster

Building Learning Communities

Karri L. Whipple

Understanding Hagar through the Eyes of Race and Ethnicity

Carol J. Dempsey OP

(Un)Masking Fear and Power: A 2020 Teaching Reflection

Davina C. Lopez

Taking Sexuality and Gender Seriously in Qurʾanic Studies

Aayah Musa

Concerning Family, Theology, and Qurʾanic Exegesis

Martin Nguyen

Emotive Energy and Pleasure: Centering Female Figures in Qurʾanic Narratives

Hadia Mubarak

More Than a Feminist Hobby: Gender as an Analytical Category in Qurʾanic Studies

Rahel Fischbach

The Tentative Mufassira

Celene Ibrahim