hijab

When her school district told her that she couldn't wear the hijab, she protested that it was a part of her religion.

Off your hijab, the Let me see your eyes, Your eyes out, bright ah As if it were Akinami an appearance.

The hijab is now so popular, in many places where it is not compulsory, that it is no longer much of a political statement.

I think this campaign demonstrates what I've been trying to articulate for a long time: that compulsory hijab IS a big deal in Iran.

"A woman without hijab is like a chair with three legs" is the most incomprehensible of the posters for me, both visually and textually.

The person who asked you to wear hijab, it was a woman, right?

Yet just five years later, when I entered college in Rabat, the number of my classmates who had begun to wear the hijab had multiplied.

It has everything to do with that, don't you see, hijab is a threat to consumerism.

Women with scarves or in hijab were chatting, and the children were having fun playing ball in the playground in front of the mosque.

The term hijab means more than just covering the hair and refers to the general code of modesty outlined in the verses quoted above.

I can remember when I first went out in my hijab (Islamic dress), how people were staring at me and calling out things like, "You bomber! "

The sight of the hijab on the streets of America brought all this to mind.

Even deeply devout women did not wear a hijab.

A woman in a brown abaya, hijab and gloves proceeded forward.

Hijab has been thrust into the limelight since the 2004 French ban on the Muslim headscarf at public schools and institutions.

This Ramadan, several campaigns encouraging women to wear, or correct their method of wearing hijab, have been launched.

After the installation of the Islamic regime, she refused to submit to the statute requiring women to wear the hijab.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijab (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

I have never written anything personal on the subject of hijab because it seems like an overdone issue.

She added that hijab also represents a step toward freedom from being judged by the looks rather than the intellect.

more beautiful girls wearing fashionable, general wear the green cashmere yarn hijab.

C. , Muslim women have had hijab scarves snatched from their heads.

They wear hijab, not only in submission to God's order, but also because their inherent moral code is in full harmony with its philosophy.

All of this, then, was instantly brought to mind by seeing the hijab in Cambridge.

Wearing the hijab or Islamic veil that most French employers prohibit is permitted here.

For these women, adopting hijab could be advantageous.

"The film also tackles many stereotypes relating to hijab and highlights the duty of Muslim men to observe modesty, " said Jafry.

The woman talked into the class one day, donning a hijab after she reverted to Islam.

In 2004 France passed a law to stop the wearing of the Muslim hijnb (headscarf) by girls in state schools.

A group called the Canadian Muslim Women Committee organized a conference for Saturday in Montreal to mark International Hijab Day.

In Palestine, the campaign is aimed at women who already wear hijab, but who are wearing it "incorrectly. "

But when Muslimah wears a Hijab they prevent her from entering her university!

The government has also accused her of failing to wear hijab, the traditional Islamic covering for women.

Is the hijab or the headscarf a symbol of submission or resistance?

His proposal follows a 2004 French law banning hijab from schools.

In Egypt magazines such as Hijab Fashion have proliferated, along with shops selling bejewelled and beribboned scarves.

After being taunted by peers, she stopped wearing a hijab on the way to and from school.

Oh, hijab and music, the mother of all topics.

Most women wear the hijab.

So for me the sight of women in hijab in America was a disturbing one.

Stop washing me. I would not wear hijab. It's all called outdated and totally not suit for the society. Fine. I can't do this.

Under the bride and groom picked by weighbeam hijab (meaning: bed of roses)