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    classes in schools were separated by sexes and young girls were assigned to wear veils. The veil carried multiple connotations and viewpoints the “fundamentalists” believed in. “And so to protect women from all the potential rapists‚ they decreed that wearing the veil was obligatory (pg. 74).” In one scene‚ Marji’s mother had been threatened by two fundamentalists‚ telling her that women like her (who aren’t wearing a veil) should be pushed against the wall and violated. And then afterwards‚ should

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    Muslim Women : the Veil

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    INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………..6 • THE VEIL AND FEMINISTS APPROACHES…………………………………7 • METHODOLOGICAL STUDY………………………………………………….7 • VEIL AND THE WEST………………………………………………………....11 • MUSLIMS IN THE WEST………………………………………………………12 • MUSLIM WOMEN IN FRANCE………………………………………………..13 • MUSLIM WOMEN IN INDIA…………………………………………………...13 • THE VEIL…………………………………………………………………………14 • CONCLUSION……………………………………………………………………14   OBJECTIVE To study the conditions of Muslim women in various regions and to draw the conclusions

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    Muslim Women Wear Hijab

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    as though Muslim women who wear hijabs live much different compared to women who do not wear hijabs. Based on the CNN and NPR articles Muslim women who wear hijabs receive stares from the public‚ both being pitiful stares and angry glares. According to the two girls interviewed by CNN‚ Americans mostly see the hijab as a symbol of oppression and submissiveness. In addition‚ Adamu from the NPR article stated that it was harder to make friends who are non-Muslim once she started to wear the hijab.

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    and drinking while women struggle to eat ice-cream. So this lady had to answer the question of her son and explain to him that women in hijabs are treated like second class citizens due to "religion and culture". But quite many men also find veil to be offensive. They see veil as a statement that man is an animal‚ he is weak to control himself and will lose control at the slightest glimpse of female flesh (BBC1‚ 2013). Obviously people with those views would not like to see women in hijab at their

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    The Muslim Veil The veil worn by many Muslim women tends to be a stereotyped piece of clothing. Many of us in the United States see it and automatically assume that the person is a terrorist‚ but what do we really know about the Muslim veil? Caryle Murphy‚ a writer for The Christian Science Monitor‚ thinks that we do not fully understand the complexity of the Muslim veil. In “Behind the Veil: Why Islam’s Most Visible Symbol Is Spreading‚” Murphy writes that “Rarely in human history has a piece

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    Why Muslim Women Wear the Hijab In this contemporary age‚ there has been growing public concern about whether Muslim women should wear hijab in the Western world. Naheed Mustafa‚ who wrote "My Body is My Own Business"‚ asserts that wearing the hijab offers her freedom. On the other hand‚ Catherine Meckes‚ the author of "Wearing a Uniform of Oppression"‚ objects that wearing the hijab is like "[be] an animal in a cage "(Catherine Meckes 91). Personally‚ I am in favor of the former view. There are

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    Development and Condition of Muslim Women Prevailing Laws and Traditions for Muslim Women The Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women (CEDAW) is a human right treaty for women. The basic structure of the organization is based upon three principles: equality‚ non-discrimination and state obligation. This organization has set some rules to eliminate discrimination against women. This organization set some specific rules which the state has to agree with and implement

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    English 111-15R 27 Jan 2013 The Women Covered By a Veil The Islamic veil is a very mysterious piece of garment that has very many questions behind it.What does the veil stand for and why do Muslim women wear them? Why is there so much controversy about this piece of cloth? Most Muslim women wear a veil to show respect for their religion and God"(Murphy15). They feel they are closer to Allah and are doing the right thing. (Murphy15) Wearing the veil for Muslim women is a symbol of their faith and

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    Why Women Wear Makeup

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    percent of women have negative feelings when they are not wearing makeup‚ reporting feeling unattractive‚ self-conscious‚ and naked; as though something is missing‚” according to Travel Impact Newswire (travel impact). What is the big deal with applying foundation‚ lipstick‚ eye shadow‚ blush‚ eyeliner‚ and mascara? Does it actually make a difference on who you are as a person? Why do women feel insecure when they are not wearing makeup? Makeup has become a phenomenon all over the world‚ but why? Many

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    Should Muslim women that wear hijabs participate in sports? They should be able to participate because they are normal humans like every other humans that want to be a superstar. Women that wear hijabs can still be great athletes and we should support them According to Newsela‚ a 15 year old muslim named Amaiya Zafar found a sport she loves amateur boxing. Amaiya said the rules are old fashioned. "I don’t think there’s anything wrong with getting them changed." The rule is old and they should

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