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Engaged Surrender --$t2. A Community of Women: Consensus, Borders, and Resistance Praxis --$t3. Gender Negotiations and Qur'anic Exegesis: One Community's Reading of Islam and Women --$t4. Historical Discourses --$t5. Soul Food: Changing Markers of Identity through the Transition --$t6. Conversion --$t7. Performing Gender: Marriage, Family, and Community --$t8. Searching for Islamic Purity In and Out of Secular Los Angeles County --$t9. Conclusion --$tEpilogue --$tNOTES --$tGLOSSARY --$tBIBLIOGRAPHY --$tINDEX 330 $aCommonly portrayed in the media as holding women in strict subordination and deference to men, Islam is nonetheless attracting numerous converts among African American women. Are these women "reproducing their oppression," as it might seem? Or does their adherence to the religion suggest unsuspected subtleties and complexities in the relation of women, especially black women, to Islam? Carolyn Rouse sought answers to these questions among the women of Sunni Muslim mosques in Los Angeles. Her richly textured study provides rare insight into the meaning of Islam for African American women; in particular, Rouse shows how the teachings of Islam give these women a sense of power and control over interpretations of gender, family, authority, and obligations. In Engaged Surrender, Islam becomes a unique prism for clarifying the role of faith in contemporary black women's experience. Through these women's stories, Rouse reveals how commitment to Islam refracts complex processes-urbanization, political and social radicalization, and deindustrialization-that shape black lives generally, and black women's lives in particular. Rather than focusing on traditional (and deeply male) ideas of autonomy and supremacy, the book-and the community of women it depicts-emphasizes more holistic notions of collective obligation, personal humility, and commitment to overarching codes of conduct and belief. 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