Explore the critical debate around Muslim women’s rights and their intersection with secularism. This compelling book delves into how liberal-secular sensibilities influence public discourse on Islam and gender, particularly concerning Sharia tribunals in Canada. It rigorously analyzes Western assumptions about Islamic law, challenging the ‘progress narrative’ and its impact on women’s rights discourse. Discover how Islamic family law can be productively addressed on its own terms. An essential read for scholars, students, and activists engaged with gender studies, Islamic law, and the critical study of secularism.