Fifth-Wave Feminism

In this short polemic, Hijab reviews the historical waves of feminist thought, from suffrage-era campaigns to the online activism of the present, and argues that the movement’s later phases rest on unstable philosophical foundations. He questions how liberal feminism grounds its claims about equality and value, then sketches what he presents as a fifth wave: a framework built on religious rather than secular premises. The book is brief, combative, and aimed at readers interested in the philosophy underneath modern gender debates.