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CHAPTER 2. The Will Not to Know

Islamic Accommodations of Male Homosexuality
  • Stephen O. Murray
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Islamic Homosexualities
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatteri
  2. Contentsvii
  3. PART I. Introduction to Islamic Homosexualities
  4. CHAPTER 1. Introduction3
  5. CHAPTER 2. The Will Not to Know14
  6. CHAPTER 3. Precursors of Islamic Male Homosexualities55
  7. CHAPTER 4. Muhammad and Male Homosexuality87
  8. CHAPTER 5. Woman-Woman Love in Islamic Societies97
  9. PART II. Literary Studies
  10. CHAPTER 6. Vision and Passion107
  11. Chapter 7. Corporealizing Medieval Persian and Turkish Tropes132
  12. Chapter 8. Male Love and Islamic Law in Arab Spain142
  13. PART III. Historical Studies
  14. Chapter 9. Male Homosexuality, Inheritance Rules, and the Status of Women in Medieval Egypt161
  15. CHAPTER 10. Homosexuality among Slave Elites in Ottoman Turkey174
  16. CHAPTER 11. Male Homosexuality in Ottoman Albania187
  17. CHAPTER 12. The Balkan Sworn Virgin197
  18. CHAPTER 13. Some Nineteenth-Century Reports of Islamic Homosexualities204
  19. CHAPTER 14. Gender-Defined Homosexual Roles in Sub-Saharan African Islamic Cultures222
  20. PART IV. Anthropological Studies
  21. CHAPTER 15. Institutionalized Gender-Crossing in Southern Iraq233
  22. CHAPTER 16. The Sohari Khanith244
  23. CHAPTER 17. Male Actresses in Islamic Parts of Indonesia and the Southern Philippines256
  24. CHAPTER 18. Two Baluchi Buggas, a Sindhi Zenana, and the Status of Hijras in Contemporary Pakistan262
  25. CHAPTER 19. The Other Side of Midnight267
  26. CHAPTER 20. Not-So-Gay Life in Pakistan in the 1980s and 1990s275
  27. CHAPTER 21. Two Islamic AIDS Education Organizations297
  28. CHAPTER 22. Conclusion302
  29. Appendix321
  30. Authors323
  31. Index325
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatteri
  2. Contentsvii
  3. PART I. Introduction to Islamic Homosexualities
  4. CHAPTER 1. Introduction3
  5. CHAPTER 2. The Will Not to Know14
  6. CHAPTER 3. Precursors of Islamic Male Homosexualities55
  7. CHAPTER 4. Muhammad and Male Homosexuality87
  8. CHAPTER 5. Woman-Woman Love in Islamic Societies97
  9. PART II. Literary Studies
  10. CHAPTER 6. Vision and Passion107
  11. Chapter 7. Corporealizing Medieval Persian and Turkish Tropes132
  12. Chapter 8. Male Love and Islamic Law in Arab Spain142
  13. PART III. Historical Studies
  14. Chapter 9. Male Homosexuality, Inheritance Rules, and the Status of Women in Medieval Egypt161
  15. CHAPTER 10. Homosexuality among Slave Elites in Ottoman Turkey174
  16. CHAPTER 11. Male Homosexuality in Ottoman Albania187
  17. CHAPTER 12. The Balkan Sworn Virgin197
  18. CHAPTER 13. Some Nineteenth-Century Reports of Islamic Homosexualities204
  19. CHAPTER 14. Gender-Defined Homosexual Roles in Sub-Saharan African Islamic Cultures222
  20. PART IV. Anthropological Studies
  21. CHAPTER 15. Institutionalized Gender-Crossing in Southern Iraq233
  22. CHAPTER 16. The Sohari Khanith244
  23. CHAPTER 17. Male Actresses in Islamic Parts of Indonesia and the Southern Philippines256
  24. CHAPTER 18. Two Baluchi Buggas, a Sindhi Zenana, and the Status of Hijras in Contemporary Pakistan262
  25. CHAPTER 19. The Other Side of Midnight267
  26. CHAPTER 20. Not-So-Gay Life in Pakistan in the 1980s and 1990s275
  27. CHAPTER 21. Two Islamic AIDS Education Organizations297
  28. CHAPTER 22. Conclusion302
  29. Appendix321
  30. Authors323
  31. Index325
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