Barren Women : : Religion and Medicine in the Medieval Middle East.

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Superior document:Islam - Thought, Culture, and Society Series ; v.2
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Verskin, Sara.
Place / Publishing House:Berlin/Boston : : Walter de Gruyter GmbH,, 2020.
©2020.
Year of Publication:2020
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Series:Islam - Thought, Culture, and Society Series
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Barren Women : Religion and Medicine in the Medieval Middle East.
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Islam - Thought, Culture, and Society Series ; v.2
Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Studying Infertility in the Medieval Islamic World: Why and How -- Part I: Infertility and Islamic Law Throughout the Life Cycle -- Introduction to Part I -- 1 Infertility and the Purposes of Marriage in Legal Theory -- 2 Law and Biology: Menstruation, Amenorrhea, and Legal Recognition of Reproductive Status -- 3 Islamic Law and the Prospects of Women Presumed to be Infertile -- Conclusion to Part I: The Intersection of Islamic Law and Women's Biology -- Part II: Arabo-Galenic Gynecology and the Treatment of Infertile Women -- Introduction to Part II -- 4 Gynecological Theory in Arabo-Galenic Medicine -- 5 Physicians, Midwives, and Female Patients -- Conclusion to Part II: Medicine and Sexism -- Part III: Healing and Religious Vulnerability -- Introduction to Part III -- 6 Religiously Classifying the Medical Marketplace of Ideas -- 7 Heterodoxy and Healthcare Among Women -- Conclusion to Part III: A Tafsīr about the First Woman's Fertility and Theological Vulnerability -- Epilogue: Infertility and the Study of Women's History -- Bibliography -- Index.
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Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Studying Infertility in the Medieval Islamic World: Why and How -- Part I: Infertility and Islamic Law Throughout the Life Cycle -- Introduction to Part I -- 1 Infertility and the Purposes of Marriage in Legal Theory -- 2 Law and Biology: Menstruation, Amenorrhea, and Legal Recognition of Reproductive Status -- 3 Islamic Law and the Prospects of Women Presumed to be Infertile -- Conclusion to Part I: The Intersection of Islamic Law and Women's Biology -- Part II: Arabo-Galenic Gynecology and the Treatment of Infertile Women -- Introduction to Part II -- 4 Gynecological Theory in Arabo-Galenic Medicine -- 5 Physicians, Midwives, and Female Patients -- Conclusion to Part II: Medicine and Sexism -- Part III: Healing and Religious Vulnerability -- Introduction to Part III -- 6 Religiously Classifying the Medical Marketplace of Ideas -- 7 Heterodoxy and Healthcare Among Women -- Conclusion to Part III: A Tafsīr about the First Woman's Fertility and Theological Vulnerability -- Epilogue: Infertility and the Study of Women's History -- Bibliography -- Index.
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