What is veiling? /Sahar Amer.

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Amer, Sahar [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9780748696840

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BP190 .W438 2014

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Subject: Examines the practice of veiling in Muslim culture, discussing its history, its religious, social, and political significance, and its importance to both conservative and progressive Muslim women as a symbol of commitment to their beliefs. --Publishers description.

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Examines the practice of veiling in Muslim culture, discussing its history, its religious, social, and political significance, and its importance to both conservative and progressive Muslim women as a symbol of commitment to their beliefs. --Publishers description.

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