Hijab
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- Hijab FabWhy does a Muslim women cover her hair? Head covers go as far back as Virgin Mary all the way through today's modern society, especially brides on their wedding day.
- High Fashion Hijab: Muslim Fashion Bridges the Gap Between Eastern and Western CultureAn inside look at one of the most intriguing trends to make it's way into the world of high fashion.
- Burka, Burqa, Hijab, and BurkiniIn the United States, there is a lot of confusion about the Burqa/Burka and the idea of the hijab. Plus, no one even knows what the Burkini is and what it can do for skin cancer.
Next Time She Should Wear a HijabBlond, blue-eyed, Caucasian '" and wearing a skirt: this caused Ella Swift to be singled out for special treatment when passing through TSA security in Grand Rapids- Muslim Women and Hijab: How Does it Feel?A teacher working in a Muslim school reflects on how she feels about wearing the hijab or head scarf. Based on observations, and personal reflection, the author shares her thoughts on whether the practice is oppressive to women.
- The Hijab in Islam and in EuropeThe veil is probably the element of Islam which arouses the most dispute between cultures and religions. Some view it as oppression, some view it as a basic right.
- The Truth Behind the HijabIn Western societies, many individuals do not know much about the headscarf or face veil worn by Muslim Women. In this brief editorial, I will you the truth behind the veil.
- Wearing a HijabA hijab is the headscarf that is worn by the Muslim women to conceal their hair and neck. Deciding how to wear hijab is a common problem many women face at first. Here are five styles.
- Earning Respect with the HijabThis is an article on the hijab in the Islamic religion. It uses the novel "Does My Head Look Big in This?" by Randa Abdel-Fattah to support the article.
- Muslim Womens Observance of Hijab in AmericaMany women continue to wear traditional Islamic Hijab even though they live in America, why?
- What the Hijab Means to the Women in IslamWhat the Hijab Means to the Women in Islam. The Hijab is the traditional attire of Muslim women all over the world. An article by Ted Khan R Juanite
- Feminism and the Muslim VeilLessons to be taken from Middle Eastern Culture.
- Islam and the VeilYasmin sits quietly at the kitchen table, preparing to go outside without her veil for the first time in eighteen years....
- Egyptian Women Choose the Veil or HijabAlthough westerners think that the veil is a sign of the subjugation of women, it is in fact a happily assumed method of increasing beauty and attracting men, and is joyously and intentionally worn by young women in Egypt.
- Why do Muslim Women Wear a Veil or a Hijab?A Muslim woman's feelings about the veil.
- Why Do so Many Women Hide from the Public Using Ethnic or Religious Dress, Glasses, and Head Coverings?Why do so many women go into hiding by choosing ethnic garb, religious dress, or close-knit ethnic communities they many not have ever experienced before?
MotherlandA brief poem portraying characteristics of the country India, and specifically the state of Kerala- Women Protest in France, Pakistan for 'Choice' To 'Dress As They Please'After enacting Monday a law that bans the public appearance of women in hijab and niqab, concealing attire worn by women in accordance with some Islamic traditions, the French government faces protest and resistance to enforcement.
'Mooz-lum' Movie Review: The LA PremiereThis film starring Nia Long and Danny Glover presents a fresh angle about family, religion, and racism. Centering amid a strict Muslim rearing and a social life he's never had, 9-11 attacks force Tariq (Evan Ross) to face his hurtful past.- For Asqa Parvez: a Girl Who Did Not Get to LiveToo many girls are being killed by their families when they show normal teenage rebellion.
- Nuances of Undressing a Muslim WomanIn case you have a Muslim girl friend than you will have to play the game by the rules laid down. She will wear the hijab and you will have to accept it.
- Readings and Thoughts on Creative NonfictionPicking apart and discussing aspects of K. Kvashay-Boyle's "Saint Chola"
DevonJust another changing street in Chicago- Islamic Culture: Our Veils Are Our FreedomWhy do Muslim women wear veils? The wearing of the veil does not indicate a woman's status in society. A lot of Muslim women actually feel that wearing these veils is very liberating.
- The Role History & Religion Play in ArtThis artlce is about Islamic History and how its relgion affects thae way its artist express themselves
