Piety's precursors: Ahmadi women, institutional organization and female authority

Marzia Balzani

Piety's precursors: Ahmadi women, institutional organization and female authority

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'Piety's precursors: Ahmadi women, institutional organization and female authority' paper presented at Women, Authority and Leadership in Christianity and Islam conference held at Roehampton University, UK. Paper given to plenary session 5 'Mysticism, Spirituality and women's religious leadership'.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Sep 11 2012

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