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This chapter examines the salience of Muhammad’s body to constructions of bodies and masculinity in the hadith corpus, discussing ways that gender informs access to the prophetic body—and the gendered prophetic body, in turn, accesses figures popularly presumed to be genderless and/or incorporeal, namely angels and God.
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