The Feminist “Quarantine” on Hijab: A Study of Its Two Mutually Exclusive Sets of Meanings

Discussion about feminism is biased among those who believe that scarves are inherently weak and those who believe it is a useful tool for dignity, self esteem and freedom. In this article I will explain the negative and positive relationships of scarves and point out how Muslim women use liberating methods. It is inherently repressive because it violates the common argument that head scarfs equate women's public participation, confidentiality and inhibition. I think the scarf may be used for the opposite purpose. It is accepted that women's Islamic costumes can be abused by the patriarch or women themselves, but I will argue against non-critical criticisms of rashes and head scarves.

Western media and feminists often portray head scarves as a symbol of women's oppression and slavery. (Http://www.al-islam.org) Many feminists including Westerners and Muslim women believe that head scarves are a symbol of gender repression, but women's Islamic veil is a repressive act is. Fadel Amara, an Islamic feminist and a Muslim woman of the French-German government, said, "Bruka is a prison and tights, which is not a religion, it is the crest of a totalitarian political project on gender inequality "(King," Islam, women and terror ", 299.

According to Ezekiel, sex discrimination and racial discrimination intersect in this argument. On the side of the feminist's debate on head scarves, as veil requested to be banned from entering the city of France, they encouraged revealed women's harassment. Meanwhile, the feminist believes that the right to choose whether or not Muslim women wear head scarf, Muslim women are obligated to wear head scarves, demanding to overturn the ban fundamentalist Islamic guidance I agree with the person.

As a simple tool to mark Muslim women, scarves are fixed for Westerners. The so-called "feminist" and so-called "liberalist" are fighting to protect the rights of women wearing head scarves. Please look at the scary carpet of a woman wearing a waist. If we can make a jumpsuit and be proud of it, our Asian sisters can definitely dig a scarf. Do you care about the dangers of Tehran women being physically harmed by refusing to wear religious scarves?