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Tag Archives: Muslim women
Wearing my Faith on my Head
Women were not allowed to choose whether to cover or not in Saudi Arabia. In other countries, however, the practice became a personal choice. As such, women needed to give some thought to whether or not they would cover when outside the Kingdom, … Continue reading
Posted in Hijab, Islam, Saudi Arabia
Tagged covering, hijab, Muslim women, Saudi Arabia, society, Travel, wearing hijab
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In Defense of Visible Hair
My conversion and early years as a Muslim occurred in Saudi Arabia, where hijab was mandatory for everyone, whether we believed in it or not. Even non-Muslim women were well-advised to wear hijab while visiting certain neighborhoods of Riyadh. Scarves and … Continue reading
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