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"Women in Yorùbá Religions discusses the influence of Yorùbá culture on women's religious lives and leadership in religions practiced by Yorùbá people, covering themes like Yorùbá women in Yorùbá religion, Christianity, and Islam; women in African-derived religions in the diaspora; Yorùbá religion and globalization; and LGBTQ adherents of Yorùbá religion"--

Women and religion. --- Women, Yoruba --- Yoruba (African people) --- Religion. --- African Independent Churches. --- Amirah. --- Candomblé. --- Christianity in Yorubaland. --- Gẹ̀lẹ̀dẹ, Gelede. --- Haitian Vodou. --- LGBTQ persons and Yoruba religion in the diaspora. --- Mission Churches. --- Muallimaat. --- Pentecostal churches. --- Qur’an and women’s roles in Islam. --- Santería. --- Women in Yoruba religion. --- Yoruba constructions of gender. --- Yoruba gender relations. --- Yoruba religion and globalization. --- Yoruba religion in the diaspora. --- Yoruba women and commercialization of religion. --- Yoruba women and globalization. --- Yoruba women and religious global networking. --- Yoruba women and social media and internet. --- Yoruba women in Christianity and Islam in the diaspora. --- Yoruba women in socio-economic life. --- Yoruba women’s Christian prayer group. --- Yoruba women’s Islamic prayer groups. --- Yoruba women’s leadership in Islam. --- Yoruba women’s leadership. --- Yoruba women’s religious leadership. --- Yoruba women’s roles in churches. --- Yoruba women’s spiritual power. --- Yorubaland. --- arugbá, arugba. --- challenges to Yoruba women’s agency in Christianity and Islam. --- complementarity. --- complementary gender relations. --- globalization and Yoruba women. --- interactions of Yoruba culture and Islam. --- iyanifa and initiation debates in Yoruba diaspora. --- media and Yoruba religion. --- motherhood. --- priestesses of Erinle. --- priestesses of Obatala. --- transatlantic slave trade and Yoruba religion. --- women in African diaspora religions. --- women’s agency in Yoruba religion in the diaspora. --- women’s agency in Yoruba religion. --- àjẹ́, aje.