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DESCRIPTION:Talk by Uzma Zafar (Sexuality\, Women's and Gender Studies\, Un
 iversity of Rochester)\n\n \n\nThis talk explores nationalist temporalitie
 s of gender in Muslim transmasculine religiosity. Granted citizenship by t
 he Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act 2018\, transgender peopl
 e have become an affective community before the law. Challenges to the 201
 8 legislative act by the Federal Shariyat Court  (2023) have popularized t
 he belief that being transgender is not morally compatible with Islamic pr
 actices and society. How does emergent masculinity make its religious mora
 lity stable enough to access nationalist legitimacy? This talk thinks with
  affective religious and temporal planes through an ethnography of psychic
  states during prayer to imagine a lived theory of nationalist religious t
 emporality.\n\n \n\nUzma Zafar is an Assistant Professor in the Department
  of Anthropology and the Susan B. Anthony Institute at the University of R
 ochester\, and an attorney of the High Court of Lahore\, Pakistan. His wri
 ting\, teaching\, and legal practice draw from an interdisciplinary approa
 ch to law and medical anthropology\, concentrating on areas of public heal
 th\, gender\, citizenship\, and human rights in South Asia.
GEO:42.447296;-76.482254
LOCATION:Uris Hall\, G08
SUMMARY: Adjudicatory Affects: On Gendered Citizenship and Near Time
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