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Himadree | Dec 22 2007
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It is still a paradox as to what many religious leaders of the Islamic community preaches and practices. Some says that it is the duty of the Muslim women to draw the veil whether they are amidst the public forum or at home, but the unfortunate...
Rhapsodysinger | Dec 10 2007
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Though women are cattle for some men, these latter are constantly disturbed and agitated by mere cows. So when I hear of Iraqi terrorists insisting on killing Christian women if they do not cover their faces in Basra University, I wonder about whom...
AP | Oct 6 2005
The issue of Islamic dress code has always been a controversial matter. Verse 33:59 of the Quran states that the women should draw over themselves their “jilbab”(outer garment) when in public. This will be more conducive to their being recognized as...
Bhawana | Nov 11 2005
Veil which was their to protect a women from the outside gaze is turning a real threat to them. After the U.S. Terrorist attack, Muslim American women and Arabian American women are subject of insult and attack, as easily recognized by their veil or...
Bhawana | Oct 18 2005
The male-dominatwed Muslim world has been denying opportunities to its women in almost every sphere of life, be it religion, education or other social issues. This is so because, according to them, all that women are meant for is for getting married,...
Bhawana | Oct 13 2005
A Muslim girl crowned in a beauty pageant is enough to create a rustle in the Muslim community. That is exactly what happened when gorgeous Hammasa Kohistani was crowned Miss England. The moment was enough in itself to hit both feminism and Islam. I find...
Ravneet | Jun 22 2007
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The veil is increasingly becoming a torment in Britain, not for those who wear it, but for the rest. Even in a secularly tolerant society like Britain, the veil is becoming hard to absorb. And efforts are going on to place legal curbs on the...
Pooja | Feb 28 2007
The eviction of a young Muslim girl from soccer tournament for wearing hijab has created a political uproar in Canada. Liberal MP Omar Alghabra said that it was irrational on part of the federation in asking her to stepping out of the soccer match...
Pooja | Feb 26 2007
After a younger Muslim girl’s expulsion from a Quebec soccer tournament, five other teams too walked out of it. The girl, Asi was asked to move out because she was in her traditional hijab. League’s spokesperson Lyes Arfa stated that the ban on...
Pooja | Feb 12 2007
Muslim girls in the US have no problems with their traditional attire, hijab. They have tagged it as a source of strength, pride and a tool to spread correct information about much-stereotyped Islam. However, in the past years, the issue has ignited...
Himadree | Sep 22 2006
Just a few days back, a survey was made among the ethnic minorities in UK, which states that the Muslim women from Pakistan and Bangladesh are suffering from job discrimination because of their religious attire. A lot of outcry was heard from many...
Himadree | Sep 11 2006
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Women in the Muslim community might cry aloud that they are embracing the cultural values and trying to get along the mainstream life in Europe: paradoxically it is just the opposite. A study made by Geneve Abdo (liaison for the Alliance of...
Himadree | Aug 19 2006
Last month, the authorities of the primary schools' in Brussels fired two Muslim teachers because they refused to coordinate with the 'religious neutrality' that is laid down by the school system of the nation. Both the teachers did not pay...
Himadree | Aug 16 2006
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'Muslim Women' and 'Veil' today is considered as two sides of the same coin. However, it would be wrong to perceive that an identity of Muslim women is restricted to her hijab. Rhys Williams, a professor at Cincinnati University and Gira...
Himadree | Jul 31 2006
Hijab has always proved as a barrier for a majority of the Muslim women worldwide. Workplace, public places and even while commuting they are subjected to cold stares, mainly by the non-Islam population largely because of the misconception that they have...

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