Ansar al-Sunna and Women’s Agency in Sudan: A Salafi Approach to Empowerment through Gender Segregation

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Liv Tønnessen

Research Director

ARUSS: Assisting regional universities in Sudan and South Sudan

Dec 2013 - Dec 2017

Gendering Faith

Mar 2011 - Dec 2013

The Moderation of Islamist Movements

Jan 2007 - Dec 2010

Gender
Sudan

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