Islamismo y liberación de la mujer: Ḥasan al-Turābī y el modelo sudanés

Abstract

Since the awakening of the Islamist movement in Sudan in the 1950s, and more precisely after the 1970s, political Islam has developed a theoretical model for the “Islamic liberation” of women which has reached some positive achievements. Among them, the participation of women in the public sphere and their contribution to the spread of the movement. However, this model failed after the arrival to the power of the Islamic National Front en 1989.