Interpretations of Hijab in the Middle East: Policy Discussions and Social Implications toward Women
@inproceedings{Razak2017InterpretationsOH, title={Interpretations of Hijab in the Middle East: Policy Discussions and Social Implications toward Women}, author={Rafidah Abdul Razak and Rohaiza Rokis and Bazlin Darina Ahmad Tajudin}, year={2017} }
Discussions on IijEb or veil in the Middle East is highly controversial and debatable even until
today. Although the majority of the population in the Middle East countries are comprised of Muslims, yet
the policies and laws regarding the wearing of IijEb by women, vary. Except for Iran and Saudi Arabia,
other Middle East countries did not set the clear rulings for IijEb, in fact some governments restrict its
wearing in certain occupational sectors like what had been practiced in Turkey…
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REVIEWING THE LITERATURE ON MULTIPLE THEMES OF ISLAMIC ATTIRE USAGE AMONG MUSLIM WOMEN
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Islam calls upon its men and women believer to preserve their chastity, in which one of the ways to achieve it is through proper clothing that covers their aurah. Various Quranic verses and prophetic…
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