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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Perceptions of the veil among a group of Sudanese women: A qualitative study.

Wani, Catherine January 2004 (has links)
The Islamic dress code has been forcibly imposed on the women in Sudan, since 1983, and many feminists researchers have criticized the practices of the veil as a tool to oppress women. This study aimed to explore a group of Sudanese women, currently living in South Africa, experiences and perceptions of the veil, whether the veil is a religious dress code or a tool that has been used to exercise inequality.
Islamic clothing and dress
Muslim women
Clothing
Veils
Religious aspects, Islam.
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Perceptions of the veil among a group of Sudanese women: A qualitative study.

Wani, Catherine January 2004 (has links)
The Islamic dress code has been forcibly imposed on the women in Sudan, since 1983, and many feminists researchers have criticized the practices of the veil as a tool to oppress women. This study aimed to explore a group of Sudanese women, currently living in South Africa, experiences and perceptions of the veil, whether the veil is a religious dress code or a tool that has been used to exercise inequality.
Islamic clothing and dress
Muslim women
Clothing
Veils
Religious aspects, Islam.
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Perceptions of the veil among a group of Sudanese women: a qualitative study

Wani, Catherine January 2004 (has links)
Magister Philosophiae - MPhil / The Islamic dress code has been forcibly imposed on the women in Sudan, since 1983, and many feminists researchers have criticized the practices of the veil as a tool to oppress women. This study aimed to explore a group of Sudanese women, currently living in South Africa, experiences and perceptions of the veil, whether the veil is a religious dress code or a tool that has been used to exercise inequality. / South Africa
Islamic clothing and dress
Muslim women
Clothing
Veils
Religious aspects
Islam

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