Amina Tawasil

In this engaging discussion, Amina Tawasil, an anthropologist and author, explores the lives of howzevi women in Iran. She uncovers how historical shifts post-1979 revolution shaped women's roles within seminaries. Tawasil shares fascinating insights from her fieldwork, revealing how clothing, particularly the black chador, influences identity and social interactions. The conversation highlights women's unique interpretations of self, critiques of societal norms, and the ongoing impact of modernity on traditional practices, making for a thought-provoking listen.