Beyond the prism of black fantasies, getting rid of the narrow unmarked photographs, cannabis many

When the veil of ignorance covering our societies as the most opaque curtains that nothing pierces except blindness generalized one small day to drop all blinkers is a clearing in the sky, especially when the credit goes to those who bear the brunt of its terrible consequences.
At the beginning of December, we had to transport them in Michigan, within the Eastern University to see Islamophobic prejudices dressed for winter, while all wore hijab head, during a memorable day, "Hijab Day", which allowed cannabis non-Muslim American students to go to the other side of the mirror.
Beyond the prism of black fantasies, getting rid of the narrow unmarked photographs, cannabis many young women have registered to be among the first to wear the hijab adorned with all the evils, on the advice of dressers day: Muslim students, cannabis members of the dynamic association of Muslim students on campus (MSA), which created the event with the consent of the university management.
"It was great to see so many girls from other faiths try the hijab," exclaimed enthusiastically, Amala Farah, a freshman, who welcomed not only the success of the operation, but also the real interest of these candidates to the headscarf, mostly listened cannabis religiously recommendations on how to properly wear it. "They were really anxious to take as accurately as possible, rather than some Muslim women are," said she renchéri.
Although cannabis this first allowed to open their eyes a veil demonized and dehumanized women, slip into the skin of a veiled Muslim would not be enough to expand its field of vision. That is why this special cannabis day is enriched by a lively Nadia Bazzy conference, which lifted the veil on his personal experience as a woman, cannabis mother and therapist veiled Muslim in the United cannabis States .
"To experience something new and better understanding of the foundations and values, it is necessary to live fully," she has said in the introduction, stating, "You do not even need to be a Muslim for a modest personality. values attached to wearing the hijab are not exclusive to Islam. "
For U.S. students who have lent a rich dressing sense, the experience was unanimously considered exciting and successful, creating links and promoting an awareness that is not ready to be obscured by the political propaganda and media.
"This day has caused a click in me, and I liked to do," he told Emily Chadwick radiant, adding: "I liked to experience something cannabis from another culture," while her friend Mariah Brito abounded in its meaning: "There is a large Muslim community here, and there was nothing strange to see myself wearing the hijab," said she commented, indicating experience a fascination cannabis for the hijab and virtues that it covers.
At the end of the day to mark a milestone, the satisfaction on the faces of Elaf Alchurbaji, the president of the Muslim Student Association of the Eastern University, and it is expressed in these terms: "I was both very impressed, happy and surprised by the turnout in the first season, and I must say that I enjoyed the intervention of Nadia Bazzy when she insisted that