No Rerun of 1983 – Shah Bano Se Shayra Bano Tak: Religion, Rights and Muslim Women

<strong>CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES, JNU</strong> a Seminar Followed by Film Screening and Discussion Seminar by&nbsp;<strong>Hasina Khan</strong> <strong>No Rerun of 1983 – Shah Bano Se Shayra Bano Tak: Religion, Rights and Muslim Women</strong> Followed by a Screening of&nbsp;<strong>Tiryaaq</strong> Tiryaaq, or antidote, is that which dilutes poison. Tiryaaq, the film, documents journeys. Journeys of marginalisations, of struggles, of political understandings and of political organising/collectivisation led by Muslim women from different parts of India. These journeys help to unravel the insidious functioning of caste patriarchy and religious fundamentalism, as well as the countless struggles of Muslim women bound within the contours of nation, community and family. Journeys that are struggles and understandings that emerge which frame antidotes to resurgent fascism. 34 minutes/ Hindi with English subtitles/ 2015-16/ India Conceptualisation by&nbsp;<strong>Hasina Khan</strong> Date:&nbsp;<strong>November 16, 2016</strong> &nbsp;