Critical Review of Naheed Mistafa´s My Body Is My Own Business

Naheed Mustafa in 1993 "Commentary on my own business", part of the novel by The Globe and Mail. The author Naheed Mustafa is a Canadian-born Muslim woman who wrote a document about his beliefs. In her article, she explained her own personal story to the audience through a first perspective. The article titled "My body is my own business" is part of the "Global Mail" novel written in 1993. For why she wears a "scarf," she does not have to wear it, but in any case she will do so to strengthen herself.

Thank you for posting a reply in my comment. You advocated some good ideas with it. Since writing a review, I had time to contemplate my negative feelings. I usually write no such important comment ... If there is, I tend to have more Pollyanna type ... Anyone can see from my sample reading my comment. So, what kind of mystery did this book bring to me? So you are right, I probably should go back and read the book more open-minded, or even more open-minded. Someone knows, maybe I will. I also thought about lowering my negative comments. That is because it causes the anger of some people. If you delete a comment or change the original content, those comments will be lost, confused or meaningless.

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