20 questions and answers on islam and women from a reformist vision

For centuries, the question of "women in Islam" has been held hostage by two opposing but equally radical perspectives: one, rigid Islamic conservative; the other, western, ethnocentric, and islamophobic. 
In 20 Questions and Answers Asma Lamrabet criticizes with both perspectives from a reformist perspective. She takes the propositions of these perspectives and goes back to the sources - the Qur'an and the Hadith - to analyse the different arguments and weight them against the interpretation.
Asma Lamrabet is director of the Studies and Research Centre on Women's Issues in Islam of Rabita Mohammadia des Ulemas located in Rabat, Morocco since 2011.