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June 8, 2026El-Usrah Jurnal Hukum KeluargaOpen Access

From Equality to Androgyny

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IUIsnatin UlfahLALuthfi Hadi Aminuddin

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Overview

Qualitative research examines the shift from gender equality to relational androgyny in progressive Muslim families, indicating transformative practices.

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore the transition from gender equality to relational androgyny in Muslim families in Indonesia. It seeks to identify factors that enable or hinder this transition.
  • Qualitative research design using in-depth interviews with three informants selected through purposive sampling.
  • Focus on lived experiences in egalitarian Muslim households in Indonesia.
  • Analysis grounded in feminist theory and sociology of family.
  • Progressive Muslim families exhibit fluid and participatory relational patterns in parenting and decision-making.
  • Driving factors for relational androgyny include socio-cultural transformations and autonomy from traditional structures.
  • Obstacles identified include persistent patriarchal cultural norms and conservative religious interpretations.

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Ulfah et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a265ca8ad53cfb9357c5d91https://doi.org/10.22373/ujhk.v9i1.33951
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