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Accepted Paper:

Age matters: Life-long religious learning among Muslim:as in Benin  
Anna Madeleine Ayeh (University of Bayreuth)

Paper short abstract:

The understanding of Islamic learning as a non-gendered, life-long endeavour only implicitly refers to age. Yet in everyday practice of Muslim*as in Benin, age, intersecting with gender, matters regarding how girls and women can claim to know.

Paper long abstract:

The understanding of Islamic learning as a non-gendered, life-long endeavour only implicitly refers to age. Yet in everyday practice of Muslim*as in Benin, age, intersecting with gender, matters regarding how girls and women can claim to know. Using empirical examples from various settings of religious learning across Muslim Benin, I argue to apply a relational (and intersectional) perspective in order to analyse the situatedness and age-contingency of religious knowing.

Panel P39
Theorizing “Life-Long Learning”: Relational Perspectives on Learning & Age
  Session 1 Friday 28 June, 2024, -