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Everyday Conversions: Islam, Domestic Work, And South Asian Migrant Women In Kuwait (Next Wave: New Directions In Women'S Studie,Used University of Toronto Press So When He Returned FromWhy Are Domestic Workers Converting To Islam In The Arabian Peninsula And Persian Gulf Region? In Everyday Conversions Attiya Ahmad Presents Us With An Original Analysis Of This Phenomenon. Using Extensive Fieldwork Conducted Among South Asian Migrant Women In Kuwait, Ahmad Argues Domestic Workers Muslim Belonging Emerges From Their Work In Kuwaiti Households As They Develop Islamic Piety In Relationbut Not Oppositionto Their Existing Religious