Few concepts encounter as much skepticism, disregard, and ignorance in the white German, and even feminist, public as Islamic feminism. However, as a concept, it is neither new nor one-dimensional; rather, it is as diverse as the various realities of many Muslim women around the world and is a topic of controversial discussions even within Muslim communities. In this volume, Lana Sirri provides an extremely clear, knowledgeable, and important contribution to the introduction of the theory and practice of Islamic feminisms: What are the ideas, concepts, and approaches of Islamic feminism? How is it defined and by whom? What conflicts and consensuses exist? And what roles do religion, gender images, sexuality, and geographical position play in Islamic feminisms? To introduce these topics, Lana Sirri presents various feminist perspectives.