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Tahrir al-Marʾāh

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  • Sayyid Shaykh bin Ahmad al-Hadi

    …in 1926; translated Qasim Amīn’s Tahrir al-Marʾāh, on the emancipation of women (1930), into Malay; and edited and wrote extensively on religious, political, and social questions for his monthly journal Al-Ikhwan (“The Brotherhood”) from 1926 to 1930 and for his weekly (later biweekly) newspaper Saudara (“Brother”) from 1928 until his…

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    …in 1926; translated Qasim Amīn’s Tahrir al-Marʾāh, on the emancipation of women (1930), into Malay; and edited and wrote extensively on religious, political, and social questions for his monthly journal Al-Ikhwan (“The Brotherhood”) from 1926 to 1930 and for his weekly (later biweekly) newspaper Saudara (“Brother”) from 1928 until his…

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