Emaan Hijab: The Beauty Of Muslim Women

Because of many wrong interpretation of Islam in the west and the radical Islamic extremist groups in the middle east, the Qu’ran 's true meaning of peace has been replaced with fear and violence. According to the articles written by the following authors; Kabir Helminski Islam and Human Values, Emaan Hijab: The Beauty of Muslim Women and Saira Khan Why I, as a British Muslim Woman, want the Burkha Banned from Our Streets, they all have different views of Islamic culture from another nation and its effect on the society. In Kabir Helmenski 's Islam and Human Values, his core concern is how Islam is misinterpreted by the younger generation in the middle east and the fear of Western Society towards Muslims. On the other hand, Emaan Hijab: The Beauty of Muslim Women explains the true purpose of Hijab on women, that it is not a symbol of oppression on muslim women but a dress code that represents respect, intelligence and equality. The third article by Saira Khan Why I, as a British Muslim Woman, want the Burkha Banned from Our Streets is an opinion about Burkha of a first …show more content…
Hijab means “being covered” in public or in a presence of someone who is not a family relative. This usually consists of a head scarf concealing the hair of the individual. The dress code also comes with black robe Burkha covering the woman 's body. In the western society there is a stigma that comes with this kind of dress code, for example; women have no rights, women is being oppressed and their rights are being violated by the Islamic law. The author is trying to clarify that “Hijab” is not actually a bad thing for Muslim women. According to the author, Hijab is a sign of respect for the Muslim women. It makes all women equal, no one is ugly nor pretty, it also makes women focus more on professional development rather than using their beauty in order to gain