September 16, 2025International Journal of Volga - Ural and Turkestan Studies

Periodicals on the Transformation of Turkic Muslim Women in the South Caucasus in Imperial Russia

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A major finding reveals that periodicals played a key role in promoting education for turkic muslim women during the cultural awakening.
By the early 20th century, a significant number of articles aimed to educate women, with many being published by male writers in various media outlets.
The research utilized a historical analysis of periodicals from 1875 to 1917, delving into the transformation of women's roles in a patriarchal society.
This work suggests that the advocacy for women's rights and education marked a pivotal change in societal views within a predominantly conservative context.

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This analysis of periodicals highlights the role of education for Turkic Muslim women in the South Caucasus, emphasizing women's rights and cultural awakening.

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Roiala Mamedova (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis of periodicals highlights the role of education for Turkic Muslim women in the South Caucasus, emphasizing women's rights and cultural awakening.

Periodicals on the Transformation of Turkic Muslim Women in the South Caucasus in Imperial Russia

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Periodicals on the Transformation of Turkic Muslim Women in the South Caucasus in Imperial Russia

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