Hijab or Niqab An Islamic Critique of the Face Veil By Syed Mutawalli ad-Darsh
ISBN: 9781902727080
Author: Syed Mutawalli ad-Darsh
Book Binding: Softcover
Pages: 115
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication Year: 2003
Description
About This Book:
Discussions over Islamic clothing have gotten a lot of attention in a world full of diversity and cultural intricacies. Syed Mutawalli ad-Darsh's "Hijab or Niqab" is a serious and intelligent analysis of the face veil, examining its place within the broader context of Islamic modesty.
Getting Through the Veil:
The book goes into the delicate and frequently contested topic of Islamic clothing rules, namely the contrast between the hijab and niqab. It gives readers a thorough understanding of the historical and cultural settings surrounding these choices.
Tradition and Interpretation in Balance:
The author engages in a balanced discourse that mixes classic Islamic research and current interpretations inside these pages. He works to bridge the gap between religious tradition and the various points of view within the Muslim community.
An Informed Debate:
The book is a great resource for individuals seeking a deeper knowledge of the hijab and niqab, with the goal of encouraging an informed and polite debate about these topics. It allows readers to interact with the various points of view inside the Islamic world.
Empowering Women's Voices:
The book emphasizes the significance of amplifying women's voices and experiences when debating the veil. It encourages women's ideas on modesty and the face veil to be explored.
A Personal Reflection:
"Hijab or Niqab" urges readers to consider the various ways Muslim women express their identities and beliefs via dress. It recognizes that these decisions are deeply personal and reflect a person's interpretation of Islamic beliefs.
