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THE INDIVIDUALS OBLIGATIONS TOWARDS THE STATE: MUSLIM WOMEN AND THE JIHAB

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Religion

 

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Aileen W

 

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December 9, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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They were very powerful figures. Once these communities converted into Islam, not only were temples and other religious representations destroyed but also women were “erased” from public life being. One of the most outstanding measures was to impose the use of headscarves to prevent provocation and to make society forget about their pagan origin...
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There was a noticeable fear of the disorder of the times before Islam ruled. Nowadays, Western societies perceive headscarves as a menace to democracy as they belief it’s a sign that clearly discriminates women from men in a very negative sense. Countries such as France and The Netherlands have experienced a huge social debate: there has been a great controversy about the wearing of headscarves which has finally lead to the banning of religious external symbols in public places...
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