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- Nida Kirmani
Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmani School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Research Publications
Books-
Questioning the Muslim Woman: Space, Identity and Insecurity in an Urban Locality
Nida Kirmani
Routledge, India New Delhi [Forthcoming Dec 2012]
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A Critical Appraisal of Islamic Feminist Approaches to Womens Rights Activism
Nida Kirmani
Alternative Islamic Discourses and Religious Authority, Carool Kersten (ed.), Surrey: Ashgate [Forthcoming Dec 2012]
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Beyond the Impasse: 'Muslim Feminism(s)' and the Indian Women's Movement
Nida Kirmani
Contributions to Indian Sociology, Volume 45(1), April 2011 -
Engaging with Islam to Promote Women's Rights: Exploring Opportunities and Challenging Assumptions
Nida Kirmani and Isabel Phillips
Progress in Development Studies, Volume 11(2), April, 2011 -
'Re-thinking the Promotion of Women's Rights through Islam in India'
Nida Kirmani
IDS Bulletin: Gender, Rights and Religion at the Crossroads, Mariz Tadros (ed.), January 2011 -
Claiming Their Space: Muslim Women-led Networks and the Women's Movement in India
Nida Kirmani
The Journal of International Women's Studies (Special issue on Muslim women's movements), Volume 11, No. 1, November 2010 -
Deconstructing and Reconstructing 'Muslim Women's through Women's Narratives
Nida Kirmani
The Journal of Gender Studies, Volume 18(1), March 2009 -
Constructing 'the Other': Narrating Religious Boundaries in Zakir Nagar
Nida Kirmani
Contemporary South Asia, Volume 16, No. 4, December 2008 -
Competing Constructions of 'Muslim-ness in the South Delhi Neighbourhood of Zakir Nagar
Nida Kirmani
The Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs, Volume 28, No. 3, December 2008 -
Does Faith Matter? An Examination of Islamic Relief's Work with Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
Nida Kirmani and Ajaz Ahmed Khan
Refugee Survey Quarterly, Volume 27, No. 2, June 2008 -
History, Memory and Localised Constructions of Insecurity
Nida Kirmani
Economic and Political Weekly, Vol, 43(10), March 8-14, 2008

BA, Liberal Arts University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2000
MA, Development Studies University of Manchester 2003
PhD, Sociology University of Manchester 2007
nida.kirmani@lums.edu.pk
+92 42 3560 8105
Research Interests
My PhD explored the construction of the locality and identities in a Muslim-majority neighbourhood in Delhi. This research deconstructed the category 'Muslim women' through the narrative approach. Since completing my PhD, I have been studying the relationship of women's movements in India and Pakistan with religion as well as the role of religion in women's rights advocacy in Muslim communities in general.


