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Negotiating Identity: The Cultural and Religious Significance of Rifa'iyah Batik for Women

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Descriptive qualitative analysis reveals how rifa'iyah women negotiate identity through batik, highlighting sociocultural changes.

Rifa'iyah women negotiate their identity using batik, redefining their roles in public spaces and challenging stereotypes.
The study found that through their batik tradition, women shift perceptions, showing they are not just economic contributors, but cultural agents of change.
Using a post-structuralist feminist approach, interviews and observations highlight how cultural practices empower women in traditional settings.
Insights from this research support the ongoing discourse on gender and culture, indicating the dynamic nature of women's identities in society.

Setyawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive qualitative analysis reveals how rifa'iyah women negotiate identity through batik, highlighting sociocultural changes.

Rifa'iyah women negotiate their identity using batik, redefining their roles in public spaces and challenging stereotypes.
The study found that through their batik tradition, women shift perceptions, showing they are not just economic contributors, but cultural agents of change.
Using a post-structuralist feminist approach, interviews and observations highlight how cultural practices empower women in traditional settings.
Insights from this research support the ongoing discourse on gender and culture, indicating the dynamic nature of women's identities in society.

Setyawan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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