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What It Means To Be A Muslimah: The Religious Orientations of Female Muslim Activists in Malaysia Subclass_Change Management forced to work as theWhile womens concerns in Malaysia were subsumed under nationalist concerns during British colonialism, the 1980s signaled a turning point. Women could discuss topics in relation to their everyday experiences such as domestic violence. That same period also saw Islamisation gather momentum. Integral to Islamisation was an emphasis on the role of women as wives and mothers so as to maintain the integrity of the patriarchal family. The domestic household