In the domain of secular music, Josquin left numerous French chansons, for from three to six voices, as well as a handful of Italian secular songs known as frottole, as well as some pieces which were probably intended for instrumental performance.
That's the Lateran treaty, the agreement reached in 1929 between Mussolini and the Cardinal Pietro Gasparri which established a framework for mutual recognition and cohabitation of the secular and the religious domains within the Italian state.
The distinction between "the domain of religion and secular space," he said, had been eroded.
Islam makes no division between the spiritual and the secular, hence its reach into the domain of financial matters.
The indiscriminate association of the secular with good governance and the natural domain of rational self-interest and universalist ethics contrasts with the idea of Islam as irrational and decidedly not secular.
Feyza, like other educated Muslim women whom we met, want to take the struggle for women's rights out of the religious domain, to make it about secular rights, not a critique of Islam.
We found, however, that when all domains of PA were assessed, secular and traditional Jews were more likely to be insufficiently active than orthodox Jews, who had the lowest proportion of insufficiently active individuals.
