Hassan Aghlan's 'Sex and Politics: The Political Governance of the Body in Islam' delves into the intricate relationship between sexuality, power, and religious doctrine within Islamic societies. This scholarly work meticulously examines how the body, its desires, and its functions have been subjected to political management and religious injunctions throughout Islamic history. Aghlan explores the mechanisms through which Islamic political thought has regulated sexual practices, gender roles, and the broader societal implications of bodily control. The book offers a critical analysis of historical texts and jurisprudential interpretations, revealing the complex interplay of power structures and individual autonomy in the Islamic context. It is an essential read for anyone interested in Islamic studies, gender studies, and the political dimensions of religion.