Green Energy
The Hijab is a Starter Burqa, Ladies.
The Burqa is the Chains of Modern Slavery.
The Burqa is a Death Shroud Which Lays To Rest The Identity of a Woman.
The BBC is aiding and abetting the Islmization of the Western World.
From BBC:
Hijabs on display at a market. The term comes from the Arabic word for 'veil' or 'screen'
- Bosch Fawstin On World Hijab Day
From Bosch Fawstin: For "World Hijab Day", I'm posting this piece I did last September. Here's what I wrote then: Why Do We Keep Looking At You? Maybe because you might as well be wearing a headscarf full of swastikas. I can't...
- Poll Of Islamic World Finds Only 4% Believe Women Should Be Uncovered
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- I Was Told I'd Have To Wear A Hijab, I Said 'i Don't Think So': Today Programme's First Muslim Presenter On Why She Won't Wear The Veil
I won't wear a veil, but yeah, go ahead and put the gays and apostates to death Mishal Husain, 40, was told to cover her face by Muslim train passengerShe is the first Muslim to present BBC Radio 4's Today programmeCambridge-educated...
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Burqa Is Our Choice "There is no reason why they would close the door to us and open the door for others like animals and homosexuals.'' WHEN the Reverend Fred Nile failed to secure enough votes for his bill to ban the burqa in State Parliament,...
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The Only Proper Way to Wear a NiqabFrom Planck's Constant: A niqab (meaning mask in Arabic) is a veil covering the face and worn by some Muslim women as part of their hijab. The...
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BBC Tells Girls: Wear A Hijab For A Day
Jess Rhodes, with and without her hijab
The Hijab is a Starter Burqa, Ladies.
The Burqa is the Chains of Modern Slavery.
The Burqa is a Death Shroud Which Lays To Rest The Identity of a Woman.
The BBC is aiding and abetting the Islmization of the Western World.
From BBC:
Non-Muslims are being asked to try wearing a hijab, a type of headscarf, for a day to find out more about why women wear them.
World Hijab Day calls on non-Muslim women to try out life under the traditional head scarf.
Some people think women should not have to cover their hair or face and think it is unfair because men don't have to wear them.
But for many women around the world, it is an important show of their faith.
Organisers of this event reject the idea that women only wear hijabs if they are forced to by their family.
Jess Rhodes, who is giving the hijab a try for month, said she was surprised how positive the reaction to her wearing it has been.
Hijabs on display at a market. The term comes from the Arabic word for 'veil' or 'screen'The day has been organised to give people a better understanding of Islam and be more tolerant of people who wear the scarves.
It has attracted interest from Muslims and non-Muslims in more than 50 countries across the world.
Muslim headscarves
The word hijab comes from the Arabic for veil and is used to describe the headscarves worn by Muslim women. These scarves come in many styles and colours. The type most commonly worn in the West is a square scarf that covers the head and neck but leaves the face clear.
The niqab is a veil for the face that leaves the area around the eyes clear. However, it may be worn with a separate eye veil. It is worn with an accompanying headscarf.
The burka is the most concealing of all Islamic veils. It covers the entire face and body, leaving just a mesh screen to see through.
The al-amira is a two-piece veil. It consists of a close fitting cap, usually made from cotton or polyester, and a tube-like scarf.
The shayla is a long, rectangular scarf popular in the Gulf region. It is wrapped around the head and tucked or pinned in place at the shoulders.
The khimar is a long, cape-like veil that hangs down to just above the waist. It covers the hair, neck and shoulders completely, but leaves the face clear.
The chador, worn by many Iranian women when outside the house, is a full-body cloak. It is often accompanied by a smaller headscarf underneath.
- Bosch Fawstin On World Hijab Day
From Bosch Fawstin: For "World Hijab Day", I'm posting this piece I did last September. Here's what I wrote then: Why Do We Keep Looking At You? Maybe because you might as well be wearing a headscarf full of swastikas. I can't...
- Poll Of Islamic World Finds Only 4% Believe Women Should Be Uncovered
From the Daily Mail: The way Muslim women should dress in public has been a strongly debated topic in recent months. But a new study has now revealed what the citizens of different Muslim countries believe is appropriate female dress – and how widely...
- I Was Told I'd Have To Wear A Hijab, I Said 'i Don't Think So': Today Programme's First Muslim Presenter On Why She Won't Wear The Veil
I won't wear a veil, but yeah, go ahead and put the gays and apostates to death Mishal Husain, 40, was told to cover her face by Muslim train passengerShe is the first Muslim to present BBC Radio 4's Today programmeCambridge-educated...
-
Burqa Is Our Choice "There is no reason why they would close the door to us and open the door for others like animals and homosexuals.'' WHEN the Reverend Fred Nile failed to secure enough votes for his bill to ban the burqa in State Parliament,...
-
The Only Proper Way to Wear a NiqabFrom Planck's Constant: A niqab (meaning mask in Arabic) is a veil covering the face and worn by some Muslim women as part of their hijab. The...