France Bans the Muslim Burqa and Veil

In the Middle East, the largest male and female population is Muslim. In Muslim religion, women propose to wear veils and scarves, but this is a scarf with Burka, a full-length scarf that only appears in the eyes of women. The sole purpose of this dress is to capture the feminine characteristics of women from the eyes of men. The Qur'an is a Muslim poetry, women are conservative, supportive, not stating clothing but stating that they have to put their heads on their chests (Koran).

Buruka is a full-face veil that Muslim women wear. It is forbidden to wear Burka at a French school at the beginning of a robe. Alan · Wells' article "Headdress in Multicultural Society, Human Rights and Harmony: Meaning of Prohibition of French Equality Interpretation", Headscarf, and any signs and costumes indicating a religious belief (2007). This article also removes paragraphs directly from the rules governing the prohibition of religious clothing at school. "Article 41 51 of the French Education Act" states as follows. . "(Law adopted on March 15, 2004)" (2007). The French government is not happy. They passed the law which prohibits the wearing of Burka publicly on September 14, 2010.

On July 13, 2010, the House of Representatives of the French Parliament approved that overwhelming majority prohibits wearing Bulka's Islamic veil. The law prohibits the compensation of facial Muslim veil in all public places in France and requires fines and / or citizenship or both. This measure also covers husbands and fathers - those who are convicted of having a risk of wearing clothes to others can be penalized for a year and sentenced to a fine. In Italy, the law enacted in 1975 strictly prohibited wearing clothes that could hide people's faces. Fines (fine and imprisonment) are applied to such conduct. The original purpose of the mask prevention law was to prevent crime and terrorism. The law allows for exclusion of "reasonable reasons" and the court may interpret this as including religious reasons wearing Veil, but others including local governments disagree and in this case We insist that religion is "not justified".

Muslim scarfs and veils are still violent arguments in Europe. The use of Bali and veil in face-covered countries includes British tolerance and French complete ban. Muslim women respond differently to restrictions, including protests from others, resistance to accepting others, and support for bans. Hanane and Alexia - their names are pseudonyms used to protect their identity - are born in France. Hanane grew up with a non-practical Muslim family, and Alexia converted to Muslim at the age of 22. They are wearing a veil for five years. Hanane began in 2009 just before the veil was banned in France, and Alexia later adopted it. When becoming an enthusiastic defender of the right to wear the veil, the two women have totally abandoned it. However, this change has occurred with the distance from the extreme Sarafist ideology.