Open Access«Women's Practices» in Non-Canonical Pilgrimage in Islam
Author(s) -
Gusenova Djamilya Adamkadievna
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
islamovedenie
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2411-0302
pISSN - 2077-8155
DOI - 10.21779/2077-8155-2021-12-2-71-83
Subject(s) - pilgrimage , worship , islam , perception , natural (archaeology) , character (mathematics) , power (physics) , turkish , sociology , religious studies , history , gender studies , epistemology , philosophy , ancient history , theology , mathematics , archaeology , linguistics , physics , geometry , quantum mechanics
Analysis of some «women's practices» in non-canonical pilgrimage in Islam revealed that the specification of these pilgrimage practices follows from such factors as the status and role position of a woman in society, her main functions in the family and community, as well as her psychoemo-tional nature. There is a tendency on the part of women to assign to sacred natural objects a super-natural character and to endow them with magical power. This can be clearly seen both at the level of systematization and theoretical analysis of similar studies, and after considering the results of the author’s small electronic sociological survey. 54,5 % of respondents believe to some extent that sa-cred objects indicated in the survey possess supernatural powers. The same surveys revealed syncre-tism between pagan objects of religious worship and Islamic attributes of the religious life of Dage-stanis. At the same time, the perception of some natural objects as sacred ones differs in the regions of the republic.