January 1, 2025International Journal Of Language Literature And Culture

Silence as a Form of Resistance: The Feminine in Banu Mushtaq’s Short Story Collection Heart Lamp

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Qualitative analysis reveals silence as a form of resistance among Muslim women in Karnataka, suggesting transformative potential for feminist discourse.

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Silence serves as a strategic act of defiance, allowing women to assert their agency amidst oppression.
Qualitative methods revealed significant themes in Mushtaq's narratives regarding patriarchal and socio-economic pressures on Muslim women.
Thematic coding illustrates how Mushtaq’s work contributes to feminist literature by challenging stereotypes of Muslim women's experiences.
This research advocates for recognition of silence as empowerment in global feminist discourse, particularly within marginalised communities.

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Anupam Dutta (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af269bcf1dd9ea359e2912 https://doi.org/10.22161/ijllc.5.4.11

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Qualitative analysis reveals silence as a form of resistance among Muslim women in Karnataka, suggesting transformative potential for feminist discourse.

Silence as a Form of Resistance: The Feminine in Banu Mushtaq’s Short Story Collection Heart Lamp

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