Author

Saima Huq

Associate Professor Anthropology, Brac University - Cited by 194 - Anthropology/sociology of religion - politics - secularism - education - gender rights and movements

Biography

Dr.  Saima Huq is currently working in Department of Neurology, Columbia University Medical Center, USA. He has published numerous research papers and articles in reputed journals and has various other achievements in the related studies. He has extended his valuable service towards the scientific community with his extensive research work. 
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Cited by
Year
Faith and education in Bangladesh: A review of the contemporary landscape and challenges
S Roy, S Huq, ABA RobInternational Journal of Educational Development 79, 102290, 2020202
35
2020
Refashioning Islam: elite women and piety in Bangladesh
S Huq, SF RashidContemporary Islam 2, 7-22, 2008200
32
2008
Negotiating Islam: Conservatism, splintered authority and empowerment in urban Bangladesh
S HuqIDS Bulletin 41 (2), 97-105, 2010201
30
2010
Religions and social progress: critical assessments and creative partnerships
LN Leustean, G Davie, NT Ammerman, S Huq, T Masoud, S Moon, ...Cambridge University Press 3, 641-676, 2018201
19
2018
Changing Narratives of Sexuality: Contestations, Compliance and Womens Empowerment
S Jolly, D Bhana, M Al Sharmani, B Bakare-Yusuf, C Sardenberg, S Huq, ...Bloomsbury Publishing, 2014201
16
2014
Religious Learning Circles and Da`wa: The Modalities of Educated Bangladeshi Women Preaching Islam
S HuqProselytizing and the Limits of Religious Pluralism in Contemporary Asia, 81-101, 2013201
12
2013
Piety, music and gender transformation: reconfiguring women as culture bearing markers of modernity and nationalism in Bangladesh
S HuqInter-Asia Cultural Studies (2), 225-239, 2011201
12
2011
Discussing the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) rebellion: non-Islamist women and religious revival in urban Bangladesh
S HuqContemporary Islam 5, 26-283, 2011201
7
2011
Seeking certainty, security and spirituality: religious conditioning and everyday aspirations amongst female university students in Bangladesh
S HuqContemporary South Asia 29 (2), 257-270, 2021202
4
2021
Muslim aspirations in Bangladesh: looking back and redrawing boundaries
S Huq© 014 Oxford University Press, 01401
2
2014
Religion and muslim women: trajectories of empowerment
S Huq, SI KhondakerBRAC University, 01101
2
2011
Faith and education in Bangladesh: Approaches to religion and social cohesion in school textbook curricula
ABA Rob, S Roy, S Huq, K MarshallBerkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, 2020202
1
2020
Tolerance in Bangladesh: Discourses of State and Society
S HuqTolerance, Secularization and Democratic Politics in South Asia, 34-56, 20820
1
2018

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