Dold bakom tyget - intervjuer med muslimer om deras syn på islam och heltäckande slöja
(2010) MRSK30 20101Human Rights Studies
Centre for Theology and Religious Studies
- Abstract
- The number of Muslim people has increased a lot since the 90s in Europe. In a continent were the majority of the population are Christians can problems and dissonances between the people begin. New challenges arise when people with different religion, tradition and culture take up residence in the same society. One debate that has been discussed recently is the wearing of burqa and niqab in public places. Countries such as France, Belgium and Italy are negatively inclined to the phenomena and struggle against it. Many Muslim people have been condemned and generalized. I’ve interviewed six Muslim individuals, all from different countries. I want to know what they think about burqa and niqab and its role in Islam. The purpose is to show that... (More)
- The number of Muslim people has increased a lot since the 90s in Europe. In a continent were the majority of the population are Christians can problems and dissonances between the people begin. New challenges arise when people with different religion, tradition and culture take up residence in the same society. One debate that has been discussed recently is the wearing of burqa and niqab in public places. Countries such as France, Belgium and Italy are negatively inclined to the phenomena and struggle against it. Many Muslim people have been condemned and generalized. I’ve interviewed six Muslim individuals, all from different countries. I want to know what they think about burqa and niqab and its role in Islam. The purpose is to show that it’s impossible to generalize all Muslim people. There are many different thinking and different ways to interpret Islam. (Less)
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@misc{1653560, abstract = {{The number of Muslim people has increased a lot since the 90s in Europe. In a continent were the majority of the population are Christians can problems and dissonances between the people begin. New challenges arise when people with different religion, tradition and culture take up residence in the same society. One debate that has been discussed recently is the wearing of burqa and niqab in public places. Countries such as France, Belgium and Italy are negatively inclined to the phenomena and struggle against it. Many Muslim people have been condemned and generalized. I’ve interviewed six Muslim individuals, all from different countries. I want to know what they think about burqa and niqab and its role in Islam. The purpose is to show that it’s impossible to generalize all Muslim people. There are many different thinking and different ways to interpret Islam.}}, author = {{Longdewa, Zuraiya}}, language = {{swe}}, note = {{Student Paper}}, title = {{Dold bakom tyget - intervjuer med muslimer om deras syn på islam och heltäckande slöja}}, year = {{2010}}, }