Person: Zeghal, Malika
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Publication The Multiple Faces of Islamic Education in a Secular Age
(Routledge, 2012) Zeghal, MalikaPublication Veiling and Unveiling Muslim Women: State Coercion, Islam, and the "Disciplines of the Heart"
(Saqi Books, 2012) Zeghal, MalikaPublication The Implicit Sharia: Established Religion and Varieties of Secularism in Tunisia
(Ashgate, 2013) Zeghal, MalikaPublication Competing Ways of Life: Islamism, Secularism, and Public Order in the Tunisian Transition
(Wiley-Blackwell, 2013) Zeghal, MalikaPublication Constitutionalizing a Democratic Muslim State without Shari'a: The Religious Establishment in the Tunisian 2014 Constitution
(Indiana University Press, 2016) Zeghal, MalikaPublication Kathryn Schwartz, Book Historian of the Modern Middle East
(Cambridge University Press, 2025-03-13) Blair, Ann; Zeghal, MalikaThis article presents the contributions of Dr. Kathryn Schwartz (1984-2022), book historian of the modern Middle East. Her study of the origins and impact of the printing press in late Ottoman Egypt has challenged some long-standing assumptions in the historiography. She has also put into question the long-held belief that Ottomans banned printing. More broadly, her work has challenged Eurocentric approaches to this topic and has innovated by combining material and intellectual history.