Abstract
This paper contends that there has been a definitive and negative change in the trajectory of so-called i slamic feminism. This change has been effected in large part in Westernized settings, in particular as part of the growing discourse of e uro-islam, european i slam, indigenization of islam, etc. which is a discourse that comes not from governments (though it is mirrored, applauded and rewarded by governments in the region) but from Muslim civil society, activists and intellectuals. The paper sets out parameters for the use of the term ‘i
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