Where is the Place for Muslim Feminists? Placemaking in the Ruptures of the North American Academy

Authors

Wafaa Hasan, University of TorontoFollow
Besan JaberFollow
Nadiya N. Ali, Trent UniversityFollow
Asmaa Malik, Toronto Metropolitan UniversityFollow
Farha Ternikar, Le Moyne CollegeFollow

Abstract

This reflection explores both solidarities and ruptures in feminist placemaking at the National Women's Studies Association 2023 soon after October 7. As Palestine had become a source of tension and critical reflection in many feminist spaces, this collective of Muslim feminist scholars also found it to be a source of transnational and intersectional solidarity work. This piece is written by tenured and untenured Palestinian, South Asian and Black Muslim feminist scholars as a model of feminist praxis challenging individual knowledge-making and redefining collective care.

Recommended Citation

Hasan, Wafaa; Jaber, Besan; Ali, Nadiya N.; Malik, Asmaa; and Ternikar, Farha (2024) "Where is the Place for Muslim Feminists? Placemaking in the Ruptures of the North American Academy," Gatherings: Vol. 1: Iss. 1, Article 9.
Available at: https://fisherpub.sjf.edu/gatherings/vol1/iss1/9